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Fairy Tale Mood

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art, fashion and words that evoke a fairy tale mood when you want to escape to Wonderland for a while curated by Sarah Cross author of the fairy tale retellings Kill Me Softly and Tear You Apart (available now) *looking for a specific tale? Check the tags page *questions? Just ask

I was reading up on how directors avoid hats and anything else that would obscure the faces of their leads (even life-saving helmets, R.I.P. Wun-Wun), and realized this holds true even in animated movies. It’s kind of a shame, though, because wouldn’t the Disney princesses have amazing hats? I decided to explore a few in fashion sketches.

p.s. I don’t even want to hear about how Elsa is not a princess.

p.p.s. Yes, I know Tiana does briefly wear a hat in The Princess and the Frog, but I wasn’t about to skip the Roaring 20s.

La bella y la bestia ( Utsukushisa to Kemono (美しさ と 獣)

 estas piezas son parte de la expo de PRISMA “storyteller” 2016 La dinámica fue retomar un cuento y de este cada ilustradora escogeria de 3 - 5 escenas representativas de con el objetivo de hacer ilustraciones que narren las escenas escogidas del cuento :D mi adaptación fue la japonesa por que su cultura tienen tantos personajes de su mitología que se presta para adaptar muchas historias :D

pieza 1: “la bestia, enfurecida por que el hombre le cortaba las rosas del jardín, decidió matarlo. El hombre le pidió misericordia ya que las rosas eran para sus hijas”

pieza 2: “…Recordó entonces su sueño y corrió por el jardín… ahí encontró a la pobre bestia sobre la hierba, perdió el conocimiento y pensó que había muerto…”

pieza 3: “… y se volvió hacia su querido monstruo, cuyo peligro la hacia estremecerse ¡cual no seria su sorpresa! y en su lugar había un príncipe más hermoso que el amor que le daba las gracias por haber puesto fin a su encantamiento…”

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Here are all the Beasts put together. I have posted all of the pictures and stories of the Beasts that I have got. If you missed some, you can find them in my blog by a tag #Beauty and the Beast. Or on my website: www.saali.nl Or on my behance page: www.be.net/saali (The texts the are also a little more formal than in here :))

But I still have one short bonus story to tell you - the Portuguese Beauty and the Beast tale. Which I don’t have a picture for, cause the Portuguese Beast is invisible… This one is for drama lovers. But first, remember the French story. Or that of Disney, doesn’t really matter. Remember that happy ending? The Beast turns into a prince charming and all that. Well, if you find all that happiness a bit too cheesy, the Portuguese story is for you. Their story is absolutely the same as the French one. Right until the moment when Belle goes back to her house to visit her father. She also promises the Beast to be back in time (in a day or so), like in the French version. But in the French version she comes back later, the Beast is dying. She proclaims her love for him, and everything is great. In the Portuguese version the ending is much more emotional. She comes back too late. The Beast is dying. And with his dying breath… he curses her and her family. :) And everybody dies! Including her sisters and father. “ A plague on both your houses “, so to say. And on that cheerful note - the end!