Fairy Tale Mood
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
Reblogged from mllemia
still-she-haunts-me-phantomwise:
Rabbit-Holes in Film Pt. 1 (1900′s - 1970′s)
she found herself falling down a very deep well
Reblogged from danamartist
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.
Reblogged from sketchmoonart
Panels from my “Scarlet Flower” color script. These are some of the important moments in the story described by color and light.
Reblogged from sketchmoonart
My final character line up for my russian Beauty and the Beast redesign, entitled “ The Scarlet Flower”
Reblogged from sketchmoonart
Some early character sketches for Nastenka, the older stepsister, and the Beast. Part of my beauty and the beast redid design project for school- this is based in old Russia and is called, “The Scarlet Flower”.
Reblogged from abigaillarson
I couldn’t decide on the right kiss pose, so I did a bunch of sketches… and then this happened! Now I kinda want to ink these and add a few more frames to make it a proper animation ♡
