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AyaneShinobi — Truly Wicked?
Published: 2008-07-25 00:05:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 9719; Favourites: 261; Downloads: 87
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*I want to thank everybody in advance for the
's!*3/09/09 Update! Please visit my new gallery at
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Before anything, I just want everybody (that I watch & who watches me) to know that I'm sorry I've been so slow at commenting on your artwork. I'm still am not used to this terrible version of DA. Trying to view deviations is a nightmare for me & the other day I accidently deleted a lot of the deviations in the "Deviations" section, so I think I'll have to visit everybody's galleries one by one....
Okay....
I've noticed that Disney fan artwork seems very (and I mean VERY) popular. I've run out of fan art ideas so I've kinda jumped onto the Disney Bandwagon. I got inspired by the people who especially draw Disney characters in their own style. One big influence is who has drawn a Disney Princess in her own style (and is awesome...you should go visit her gallery, she's amazing!). I also got inspired by , who draws Disney in true Disney style, but she's great.
She drew sketches of the stepsister in Cinderella, so that gave me an idea to introduce my 1st Disney fan artwork of...Drizella & Anastasia Tremaine! I wanted to make them pretty though (because I don't want to draw them ugly). I wanted them to look rather smug and arrogant. I based their outfits mostly on the Disneyland/Disneyworld (not sure which one) version: [link] Also, as well as elements from the movie version (when they are going to the ball) and I added a few touches of originality as well.
I hope everybody likes this. I will have more Disney fan artwork to come.
Drawn with black India Ink & coloured in with Prismacolor coloured pencils.
Drizella and Anastasia Tremaine (C) Disney
Fan art (C) J.E.McNeese
To Art Thieves: Please do not copy or steal this image. Do not base artwork of of these original designs. Do not copy or alter the designs or create them as yours. Be original. Copying other people's artwork is not flattery nor it is smart. It's actually illegal and called plagerism!
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Comments: 68
Hello! Thanks for the
P.S. By the way, I like your icon/avatar.
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Wow, I love the detailed patterns on the dresses and how you drew Anastasia's curls.
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Aloha! Thanks for the
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I love the flowers in background and the end of their clothes!!
the bright colors are wonderful *-*!
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Grazie, Yivae.
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Hello! Thanks for the
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ah yes they must be beautiful throughout your film
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I love it! its totally awesome! The detail on the dresses is absolutely wonderful! ^.^
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Hello! Thank you so much for the
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You're welcome! Ya I completely agree!
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Your watercolors seem to flesh out the details and textures very well.
Cinderella ain't got nothing on these girls... NOTHING. Heheh, great job and keep it up!
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This is actually Prismacolor coloured pencils.
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Bleh, I thought I read the description right... I dunno why I was thinking watercolors. I guess, every time I see your work, I keep imagining you working in watercolors. Well, to rephrase my previous statement a little, the extra texture the traditional mediums produce gives that nice effect.
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This is GORGEOUS. I love the detail you put into it...they really look pretty! 
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Aloha! Thanks for looking at this. I'm glad you like the way I drew them & also that you noticed the detail. They were fun to draw.
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I love how you've done them in your own style. Very pretty! And as always I love your attention to the details.
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Thanks! It's fun drawing Disney characters in my own style. I can probably draw Disney style in general but I prefer to draw the characters in my own way, to make it more unique.
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Wow, great work! When I saw them at first I went like "where did I see these too before? I could swear that I know them... 
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Why thank you!
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Oh I think you do great hands. Most people can only draw good hands in one or two classic (and relatively easy) positions, but yours are always varied!
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Thanks, I'm glad you think so. That's very positive feedback for me.
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Wow This is excellent, everything from the dresses to the colors are wonderful. I really love their poses and expressions, its almost like they're mocking someone. Their proportions are greatand the curls in their hair are drawn very well. I love their fans too and the roses on the side are beautiful. You did an outstanding job on this I really love it.
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Thank you, I'm glad you like this a lot (especially for the 
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Thanks, I'm glad you noticed the draping. I was experimenting more with fabric & this came out rather well, so I'm pleased a lot of people like it.
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Thank you so much for the
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do itashimashite. I'm glad it does and i'm glad to be doing so as its in my nature to do so.
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This is so cool! I always thought that they would have seemed more "wicked" and stuck up if they had been pretty. Then they could have really had the mentality "Oh, I'm so pretty, the world deserves to look upon my loveliness!"
Anyways, the way you drew them is absolutely gorgeous.
And I know how you feel about the new DA layout. I hate it so very much...it takes forever to load, and now I can't even listen to music while on DA anymore.
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Thanks for the
Oh yes, I'm still trying to get adjusted to DA's new layout. For some reason I just can't cooperate with it! 
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You've developed your own Disney off-shoot. When i saw the thumbnail, I thought it was a disney. When I looked at the full-view, it looked more like a Country-Western 1800's stylization instead. And I much prefer this over Disney.
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Looks country-western to you? Ha ha, oh no, it wasn't mean to look like that but that's neat that you think so. I am not sure what part of the 19th century they are supposed to be in, so I couldn't base their dresses off a certain style. I also didn't want to change their outfits too much, since I wanted to keep true to their original designs. But I'm happy you like it. Disney draws in a pretty simple style, so I'm having fun drawing certain characters in a fancier style.
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I simply have a wild imagination. I see all kinds of things people didn't mean to inject into their art work. I am enjoying your Disney series very much.
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It's good to have a wild imagination.
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Tell that to my dreams. Almost each night my dreams are in vivid color and resemble watching an action adventure movie. Sometimes it's pretty exhausting.
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wow...this is amazing!!!!the details on the dresses are marvellous!!!
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Thanks for the
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Awesome!! (bOwO)b
The detailing and coloring is outstanding!!! :
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Thank you so much for the
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OMG you drew the stepsisters 
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Thank you so much for checking this out, especially for the
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The Grimm's Cinderella is really good, and so is the original Little Mermaid. But Andersen's version is really, really different from the Disney verion... and very depressing *actually cried when she read it* >O>;;
I think the designers made the sisters flat-chested just to make them even more unlady-like. A lot of the costumes in Cinderella seemed very Victorian-based, yet the stepsisters pretty much failed at Victorian ettiquete-- they were loud, obnoxious, mean, wore glaring colors, and couldn't even sing or play an instrument properly
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I haven't read the original Cinderella but I finally got a hold of the original Little Mermaid. Wow...you're right about it being sad. She goes through so much (that was awful that it hurt her to walk) and doesn't even the man in the end. It was rather depressing, as you say. Hmm, seems like all the original fairy tales are either messed up or sad.
Hmmm, I wondered what type of era Disney was trying to draw when they did Cinderella. I'm only familiar with the Victorian Era style when it was near its end, but not when it first started out. Did the style change much? Ha ha, that's fun what you said about not being able to sing or play an instrument...they were horrible. I noticed in a lot of films (that take place in the 19th century) that the girls always played a piano and/or sang. If I lived back in that time, I'd probably fail since I can't sing to save my life...I'd scare all the lads away.
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XDDDDDD I can't sing or dance, so I'd fail miserably at being a Victorian lady. I think Cinderella really was a mix of the whole Victorian era, but mostly the 1880s-1890s. Drizella's hair was very 1840s, but she and Anastasia both wore bustle dresses, which I'm guessing were based off the 1880s bustle style. On the other hand, their mother's costume was VERY 1890s-- the trumpet-shaped skirt, tiny waist, puffy sleeves, etc. And, yeah, a lot changed during the Victorian era
And, yeah... Little Mermaid is so heartbreaking, but I like the original better. The whole theme of having to endure pain/hardship before finding hapiness is a lot more meaningful, I think.
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You know a lot about fashion history! That's great.
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very, very pretty!
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Thank you so much (and for the
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See, this I like? I always hated that Disney went out of its way to equate ugly with evil, especially when it came to women.
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