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Seriously. This is the kind of stuff I would pay decent money to purchase and frame and hang in my house (probably a little girl's room). This is the kind of Princess art I like to see. Not all that bright, pink and purple stuff with rainbows and little birdies flying around. I love the art from the original Disney movies, watching those movies with that animation is part of what inspired me to draw in the first place (also sing and dance - although I am not really good at either of those things, I love them and they make me happy).
So basically, I am in love with this new art (for the other movies as well - especially the titles for Newt and The Bear and the Bow) from Pixar. That is all.
P.S. I have to add a disclaimer that I am not so excited about Cars 2 and Toy Story 3. I say let sleeping dogs lie - Toy Story 2 was already kind of pushing it. Sequels are not always a great idea, especially when you have a pretty full slate of new, exciting movies with fresh ideas and plots like Ratatouille and Wall-E.
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Reading this post made me think of one a favorite quote: "Your art was the best art of all the art."
I too would purchase this for my house! Love Pixar/Disney movies. They transend age (but I still take a little person with me so I don't look so lame!)
Those movies are going to be awesome! I can't wait for the Princess and the Frog! It is going to be so wonderful to see a classic 2D again! It is about everlovin' time! But I will mention, neither of these are actually affiliated with Pixar. They are both from the Walt Disney Animation Studio. Wall-E looks awesome already! I am excited!
I love Pixar's films too! In fact, I think Bug's Life is slightly overlooked, though it's definitely not quite as flashy as The Incredibles or Finding Nemo. But I actually think Toy Story 2 improved on the original, but I am also slightly skeptical about TS3 (and Cars 2, come to think of it... though I was skeptical about Cars in the first place, and thoroughly enjoyed it).
Having said that, gotta echo Elise here. The Princess and the Frog and Rapunzel are actually not Pixar films. It's easy to get confused because there are a couple of differently-titled studios making films here: There's the Disney/Pixar label (which includes all the "Pixar" films from Toy Story to Ratatouille and Wall-E), and then there's the traditional 2D Disney Feature Animation label that has brought us the classics from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs all the way to Home On the Range, and now The Princess and the Frog, and THEN there is also Disney's very own 3D studio that has produced Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons and, presumably, the upcoming Rapunzel (since the last I heard it's confirmed 3D).
Anyway, just a little lesson in Disney's many movie-making ventures! I've never been disappointed by Pixar's movies, because they know exactly how to tell a story and create brilliant characters, and also how to appeal to an audience of all ages. Incidentally, I have been waiting for Disney to do Rapunzel for ages. I even did some concept artwork for it over ten years ago! Alas, couldn't I have been in the industry in time to be on the crew? And YAY for a 2D musical again! Bring it!
thanks for the clarification. i just was going off the article and didn't really look too into the studios. haha. still, amazing. and i am quite excited for these movies!! :)
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