Nice to meet you, I'm Ashley.
Things I bought at the comic book store across from Sheridan in Oakville.
aka Things I Bought Because They Make Me Happy
Forever my favourite concept art from Tangled.
It’s unusually high for someone your size. We have to fix that.
inspired by this.
Oh my god.
why would you do this to my heart
Precious. Loki needs a Lilo to look after him. He would so destroy San Fransisco if given the opportunity.
Loki in a hawaiian shirt being lectured by a little girl. Disney and Marvel need to collaborate NOW
“Disney and Marvel need to collaborate NOW”
Reblogging for the irony of this comment:
Marvel and Disney already did collaborate. Three years ago.
She is FABULOUS. Her hair looks amazing.
So, in honor of the end of an era, here’s a clip of Glen Keane explaining a scene from Aladdin.
I look forward to seeing what Mr. Keane can accomplish on his own.
I impulse bought some things at my school’s bookstore today.
Hot Choc-late Soldiers
As part of of the 1934 film “Hollywood Party” (dir. Roy Rowland, and starring Jimmy Durante), the Walt Disney company created this five minute musical animated short about chocolate soldiers going to war against gingerbread men.
I appreciate that Disney is making a concerned effort to make all their protagonists who fall in love and get married legal age. In the last two films (The Princess and the Frog, and Tangled), Tiana and Rapunzel were both eighteen, and their significant others were at least a year older, if not more.
Whereas, in The Little Mermaid, Ariel was sixteen when she got married.
In Snow White, Snow White was fourteen when she tied the knot.
Jasmine’s father issued a freaking law that she had to get married by her sixteenth birthday (although, I suppose, she didn’t get married until that third movie, soooo).
Basically, the point of this is that Disney is trying to convey that they do not support underage marriage. Which is nice.
This is my desktop background.
It is my desktop background because I need to be reminded daily of what I want to do with my life. I need to be reminded that my dream, my goal, my want is to work for Pixar, helping make the very films that shaped my childhood, and that I want to continue to change and shape kids in the future. No one is a better storyteller than Pixar studios, and I want to be a part of it.
| Elton John & Tim Rice, et. al. | |
| one by one | |
| kion king (obc) |
The Lion King on Broadway - One by One
