Ray Bolger's Performance For The Character Of The Scarecrow In The 1939 Movie, At The Exact Moment He

Ray Bolger's performance for the character of the Scarecrow in the 1939 movie, at the exact moment he shouts "Hurray! We're off to see a wizard!" and trips, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gC5Tsy6mFzs

reminded me of Ariel, the little mermaid when she falls on Prince Eric as she learns how to walk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNrM6Mqnb2c

And this idea combined by the info that in the book, The Scarecrow is only 2 days old when he meets Dorothy and that he trips a lot, reminded me so much of a human child learning how to walk.

In this Legends of Oz fan art, Dorothy teaches the Scarecrow how to walk when she gets him down from his pole, but the poor creature doesn't know how yet. ANd Dorothy becomes his teacher. At first he was scared and closed his eyes since his legs are so wobbly at first and he trips, but Dorothy encourages him to open his eyes and let her guide him. So he peeks with one eye open before fully truting her. She won't let go until he finds his balance.

I have a feeling that Queen Regina’s animators were Gothel fans. :,3

MOVIES: Red Shoes And The Seven Dwarfs (2019) VS Tangled (2010) EDIT: The comments on this post are very interesting! Because that is a good question: when are instances like this stealing, copying, or a homage? Can you even steal a pose/body language? Is copying ever okay? How can we as an audience know it’s simply a homage?  *grabs popcorn 

@emiimagination  Because I felt back into writing crazy and amazing stories back without asking me what if nobody likes it  ^^

Now @gemcosmopaline and @eidenna I met them in rel life so their more my real life friends than online friends ^^

and of course the people of Deviantart, Twitter, Tumblr, Wattpad, Fanfiction, Instagram and Pinterest who followed me but don’t have too much contact with, I still thank you for following me and loving or appreciating my art it encourages me ^^

Reblog if you’ve made amazing friends online and are grateful for their existence

maybe saying goodbye to my most oldest and beloved fandom.

I don't want to feel alone on this one

but who's been a nightmare before christmas fan since the 90's ?

Yeah I'm a fan of a movie since I was 5 years old (1999)

And before I felt alone to be the only one in my french town to know it actually existed (and loved it).

But now I feel alone because the fandom has grew (I still view it possitivally don't worry ^^) but I can't seem to connect with the artistic and movie fans.

Maybe I should quit it, because I feel like a drop in the ocean which is this fandom since it has grew from zero to hero, before it was easy, it was what made me, well me!  But I can’t just give up on my all time favorite childhood movie! especially the one where I dare to defy my parents otherprotection by watching it over and over non stop while they were like “Stop watching it! You’ll have nightmares!”.

And oh! For some, the tears trigger in a disney licence were or bambi’s mom or mufasa’s deaths (or both) , to me both of them got a stupid “meh!” from my young simple minded 5 years old self, to me it was when an army guy blow up jack in the sky and when the werewolf howled while sheding a tear that got my breaking point (and I wouldn’t stop crying until Jack got back up with his confidence).         

But I can’t seems to connect with no one of the fandom with that because online I don’t know what curse is upon me, or in the street and I see someone nearby in the fandom and we cross eyes, they don’t stop by to talk a little (even a tiny bit about it) (of course street talk is the most of the stranger danger happening in all the minds I understand that don’t worry^^) but ...... it seems that I can’t have a connection with the fandom. I like the lone wolf (if not the grizabella) of the fandom. So I kinda felt a tiny weedy bit pissed to not have connection with the large growing fandom, I’m like an unknown veteran, the “thanks for giving me your fan love but now I’m popular, bye!” rejected.  

It’s sad............

Here's my 3D / CGI work at school

it's a still life inspired by an artist workshop.

we have the wireframe for showing you the modeling reference of my objects

then the shades of grey to determinate how smooth things are

then the post-production (with images coming from google image for the background) where I had to had shading and rendering (having appropriate matters and materials and lights to my objects) and then working on light and scenery for the post-production once everything was composed.

and then I was asked to trick the eye by pretending (in post-production) that my computer generated object could blend in reality with real life objects. PLEASE DO NOT STEAL!!!!!!!!!