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theartofanimation:

Lisa Keene, Tangled

I am beginning to think that I like the production art for Tangled more than the actual movie. 

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If I had to pick one ficitonal place to live in, I think it’d have to be Halloweentown. (And no, I don’t mean the Nightmare Before Christmas)

smilethatmuchmore:

unwoundghost:

I meant like legit Halloweentown from the Disney movies with Marnie and all the other Cromwells. (Even though the 4th one was dumb because Sarah Paxton replaced Kimberly J. Brown as Marnie. I hated it so much, I couldn’t finish watching it.)

Hogwarts is pretty sweet and all, but I think I’d be happy forever in Halloweentown.

And for the record, I totally agree with the statement about the fourth movie. It would have kicked ass if Kimberly J Brown stayed on! When I saw Sarah Paxton, all I thought of was Aquamarine…. -_______-“

LOLL I forgot she was in that. It was the same for me, except with that one show Darcy’s Wild Life or whatever. :\

If I had to pick one ficitonal place to live in, I think it’d have to be Halloweentown. (And no, I don’t mean the Nightmare Before Christmas)

I meant like legit Halloweentown from the Disney movies with Marnie and all the other Cromwells. (Even though the 4th one was dumb because Sarah Paxton replaced Kimberly J. Brown as Marnie. I hated it so much, I couldn’t finish watching it.)

Hogwarts is pretty sweet and all, but I think I’d be happy forever in Halloweentown.

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sinsario:

m00industries:

waltdisneyconfessions:

‘I think Flynn was kind of a jerk for cutting Rapunzel’s hair so short. He could have cut it long and let her decide how she wanted it.’

“I’m bleeding out, and if I don’t cut Rapunzel’s hair right this moment, before either her or her mother can stop me, the love of my life will be taken away from me and, even though I’ll live, I can’t imagine that I’ll ever be truly happy again. Should I take a little off the bottom or go ahead and shear off most of it? Hmm, considering (1), the only thing I can reach is the hair at her neck and if I try to reach more they’ll probably realize what’s going on and (2) if I try to cut near the end of her hair or at least farther down, I’ll have to move, which my body is not exactly in the condition to do at this moment, I guess I’ll go with the short hair. I hope her first thought when I cut it is, “Oh no! Eugene’s going to die and there’s nothing I can do!” and not how much she wished I had cut it longer so that she could decide on a good hairstyle later. While I’m dead. I really don’t want to be known as the dead jerk who didn’t give the woman he loved a good haircut. Well, at least I’ll be dead.”

Anon, that is how much sense your confession makes. He was counting on dying there and then to save Rapunzel. First, he didn’t think there would be a tomorrow with him and Rapunzel. Second, what the fuck!?

That comment got hilarious pretty quick.

(via giraffeswitheyepatches)

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littleredqueen:

heyjayyay:

I LOVE THAT DISNEY DOES THAT! <3

WTF, i’m SO gonna look for these!!

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Ohgod, she is just too perfect. ; o;

(Source: nekosrocks.deviantart.com)

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fairytalemood:

“The new one” by Philipp Boljahn

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ornamentedbeing:

One of my FYI-Friday moments.

I am hopelessly in love with Tangled. While people are sitting on the tube listening to their Lady gaga and their rap I’m totally in the corner of the Northern Line rocking out to “I’ve got a dream”

This is the concept art by Lisa Keane for Tangled (2010) inspired by L’Escarpolette (aka The Swing) by Jean-Honoré Fragonard 

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makelovely:

t-iff:

Sleeping Beauty’s supervising director, Eric Larson, reviews the storyboard for the film’s pivotal spinning-wheel scene.

Sadly there is no mention of who the woman in this image is, which is rather disappointing. I did some investigating and came across this interesting article entitled ‘The Mystery of the Female Disney Animator’ 

Apparently there was a sizeable number of female animators working on Sleeping Beauty who then were laid off afterwards and whom we never really hear anything much of.

At least by that time women were not so disappointedly resigned to the Ink & Paint Department as they were back in 1939. It’s just a shame that, other than Mary Blair, we do not hear much of women who worked with Disney.

I thought that was Mary Costa, Aurora’s voice actress. I could be wrong, but she’s definitely wearing the same dress in this picture: http://www.dvdizzy.com/images/q-s/sbint-01.jpg

(Source: chifuuichi)