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Pastel pencil portrait.
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Eight women in high hats having tea. They are not a group of witches but the members of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Castle Rising, Norfolk, England. Ca. 1920.
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Whole first draft of the “Let It Go” revamp storyboards!!
Well, I went and got the whole thing out over the course of about a week I guess. Was 5 days since I posted the first portion of it and I guess I went and did all the rest since it got around.
I admit, I got super lazy with a lot of it and some of it isn’t as clear and I’m sorry about that but… I’m tired haha… Also I have a ton of other projects to do. I’m surprised I did it all tbh. It’s one of the longest storyboard sequences I’ve done so far!Though it was for fun, it was at least also a good practice for me. I knew I needed something more visual than what the original was and though I had the vision it’s always hard to make out what you actually have in mind and do it justice. It’s a start though! Thank you all for the nice comments you’ve had before! I hope you enjoy the rest~
(Maybe one day I’d try cleaning it up more idk.)Frozen © Disney
Music © Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez
Storyboards done by meHOLY CRAP………… THIS IS SO GOOD…… it’s so much more exciting and interesting than the actual scene! i’m so happy you went and finished it, even as a rough draft. <3 i love that you went a bit darker with it, because honestly the song isn’t as perfectly upbeat and happy as people seem to think it is. and omg you included that awesome concept art with the waterfall!!!
This. is. FLIPPING FANTASTIC!! It actually reflects the emotional clout of the song! Not to mention an Elsa who actually expresses. WITH HER FACE!! It ties in with her emotional journey so much better than the original, and gets rid of that awful awful sexy catwalk thing she does at the end. Yes. Approved.
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It might have a basic timber frame and earthen floor, but walls made of recycled bottles have earned Richardson Primary School’s new greenhouse the grand nickname ‘The Plastic Palace’.
Students and parents at the southside school amassed 2000 plastic bottles in 18 months to help create the structure, which will be used to educate children about environmental sustainability, health and nutrition.
Read more: Canberra students build greenhouse out of recycled plastic bottles
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there’s not enough words to describe my love for this human being
It’s none of your business if ladies are feelin’ themselves. Preach!
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Your fave is problematic: Elizabeth Bennet
- Not handsome enough to tempt those who are in no humor to give consequence to young ladies slighted by other men
- Not a great reader
- Will undoubtedly pollute the shades of Pemberley
- My goodness did you see her hem
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