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The only two who did not move were the tin soldier and the little dancer. She held herself perfectly erect on tiptoe with both arms outstretched. He was equally steadfast on his one leg; his eyes never left her for a moment.
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When I was a little girl, all I ever drew was ballerinas, and ice-skaters. Seriously, that's all I ever drew. I of course later branched out to elves and shit like that, but what I drew most often were ballerinas and ice-skaters.

So, it was no surprise that I loved the Steadfast Tin Soldier. Both the story, and Disney's short film. The Steadfast Tin Soldier is my favorite segment of Fantasia 2000.

Fantasia 2000... it's on my 'I like it, but...' list. Whoever thought of making flying whales to The Pines of Rome needs to be slapped. It nearly ruined the entire movie for me. Fantasia 2000 was also too short. Like, WAY too short. The original Fantasia was like... two hours! And the new one was only just over an hour. Lame. But, besides those two main gripes, I like it. :nod:

It's a very rare occasion that I like the changes made to a story for its movie... Mr. Andersen was a wonderful storyteller, but he just didn't like happy endings, I guess. The poor Tin Soldier and Paper Ballerina totally deserved a happy ending, so I'm perfectly happy with its new ending for the short film. ;)

Shostakovich's concerto was perfect for this story. Pitch perfect.

For this one, I got the crazy idea of being creative. For the Paper Ballerina, I did her lineart in pencil, and her colors in my painting style. For the Tin Soldier, I did his lineart in ink, and his colors in my cel-shading style. I like the effect. <:^) And, surprisingly, doing these two different methods together didn't take me too much longer to complete than my usual stuff.

I would have made the title ' Paper Ballerina and Tin Soldier', but the ' Paper' wouldn't fit. >:^P

Couples Collection

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Pencil, ink and CG.

Paper Ballerina and Tin Soldier (c) Hans Christian Andersen and Disney
Artwork (c) Me! Jaclyn Renata Weber.
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~Dreamer-of-Magic Apr 7, 2013   General Artist
Fantasia! :la:
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:iconflamme-doudoune:
Really nice ! I love fantasia 2000 !
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Mood: Love ~atram95 Nov 2, 2012  Hobbyist Artist
Is Magnificent!! Congratulation I love it!!
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~artzydancer234 Oct 14, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
I completely forgot about this story until I saw this piece. It's amazing and reminds me of how much I truly love the story. Thank you!
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~SoulSinger4Him Aug 16, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
:happybounce: I luvs it!!!!
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:iconinspiringseeker21:
my absolute favorite fantasia segment!!
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:iconbluebelle-88:
A beautiful couple. I like the dress the colour is perfect not classing with his uniform. I always forget about these two.
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Mood: Love ~phirripree Jan 28, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Ah!!!!! Are you following me?! XD I don't mean to be creepy.. Its just every single thing that I get obsessed with.. you draw!! <3 Keep it Up!!! I can't wait to see more!!! :iconhurrplz:
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There was a REALLY old version of this from when films were still in black and white... this one was always my favourite :aww: I had it on video when i was little :D
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:iconmistytang:
Oh, really? Huh, I didn't know that. I'll have to look into it~
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