#the little mermaid
#68 Rapunzel is so very talented. She has a whole song about it. Here we get to watch her ventriloquy, which is top notch it seems :D
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Turns out people are more than a voice, or a shoe size for that matter…
Also, turns out, some voices aren’t all they say they are…
It’s march, so it’s my birthday months so that means it’s all about my favourite THE LITTLE MERMAID!!
Eric is an idiot. Both Grimsby and Aladdin knows this.
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#56 Use your voice Ariel
Eric is being too nice I think. So nice it loops around to him not being nice.
Dating someone just because isn’t nice. Even if that is what Vanessa is lying to get…
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HEYOOOO, I’M NOT DEAD!! How are you guys doing? :3
Finally got around finishing an art piece!! And since May is not over yet, I hope you guys like this Ariel in my version of mermaids! ^^
Refs under the cut!! And a little life update, if someone still cares about my existence online, heh…
I haven’t posted since like…January or February, I guess? Sorry about that. I’m in my last year of college and finally got a job, so I’m having little time to just sit down and focus on art ^^“ This one took me like…two weeks to finish, I feel miserable, I just wanna draw my ideas but it’s part of life, am I right? Gotta work to have money so I can draw in better terms aidjsjdbsjsj
Hope everyone is doing fine! And if you read this far, thank you and hope you have a wonderful day!!
(Btw: the first picture belongs to JookpubStock on Twitter! She posts a lot of stock photos for reference and it helps a lot!)
See you guys whenever I’m able to :)
First pic: Jeffrey Katzenberg & Michael Eisner; second pic: Ron Clements, Pete Young & Steve Hulett; third pic: Ron Clements, Jodi Benson & John Musker
Jeffrey Katzenberg and Michael Eisner were brought from Paramount to Disney in 1984, and they brought with them the concept of the “Gong Show.” At Paramount, they would hold pitch meetings in which everyone was given the opportunity to give ideas for future movie projects. The first Katzenberg and Eisner Gong Show at Disney was held in 1985. It was at this Gong Show that Ron Clements and John Musker first pitched two ideas that would eventually come to fruition: an adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid and Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island in space.
But the belle of the ball in this meeting was Pete Young, who pitched the idea of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist except instead of human orphans, they would be cats and dogs. Back at Paramount, Katzenberg had wanted to do a contemporary version of the musical Oliver! (based on the same novel). Oliver & Company would go on to the be the first film from Walt Disney Animation Studios under the new management of Katzenberg and Eisner. Young worked on the story, but unfortunately, he passed away in October of that year at the age of 37.
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Remember this video from last year? Sharing again for fun.
I’m working on new fanart and an accompanying video (Turning Red), finallyyyy, so please stay tuned! And please follow my YT as it’s my 2022 goal to reach 300 subscribers. ❤️
Disney - Game of Thrones icons ;)
Part Four
Who loved the first scene of sunday’s episode as much as we do ?! ;D
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