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3rd Contest Entry for MorganTheMediaQueen

This is, and I promise myself until 2023, my FINAL CONTEST ENTRY!

While Tarzan is a good movie and the a great way to end the Disney Renessaince, I personally, I personally find it to be a solid film(not as great as Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid or Aladdin, but better than The Rescuers Down Under). However, despite the writing issues I have with the movie, I still love this movie and it's just a classic in it's own right. And it introduced me to then singer Phil Collins of Genesis and the songs he sings in this film are AWESOME(however, I'd like it better if the characters sing like they did with Hunchback of Notre Dame(that's right, Disney, you let Quasimodo sing, but you won't let Tarzan sing? Still, at least you did in the musical version))

So, the scene I wanted to draw was the scene where Jane tells Clayton and Tarzan who are fighting over the chalk like a older and younger brother fighting over the television remote, that she'll teach Tarzan how to act like a human.

Well, considering that he can speak English with the gorillas, but to his own kind he can only speak "Tarzan-speak" and doesn't understand the concept of human language, it's safe to say that his curiosity of the human world leads him to want to speak regular English and learn about human culture. This leads to him also falling in love with Jane and the song Strangers Like Me.

For the roles here, she had Carrie White in a gender flipped Tarzan role, Donatello(TMNT; crossing the 2012 version and the Rise version) as Jane and Helga Sinclair(Atlantis: The Lost Empire) as Clayton.

Personally, I would've had Tommy Ross in this role, but Donatello works as well.

I drew this on paper, but while I had the jungle setting drawn on paper as well, I decided to use the ProCreate on the background to make it more vivid and more...tropical so to speak.

Hope you like it.

Carrie White: (C) Stephen King
Donatello: (C) Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird
Tarzan Scene and Helga Sinclair: (C) Disney

Description
3rd Contest Entry for MorganTheMediaQueen

This is, and I promise myself until 2023, my FINAL CONTEST ENTRY!

While Tarzan is a good movie and the a great way to end the Disney Renessaince, I personally, I personally find it to be a solid film(not as great as Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid or Aladdin, but better than The Rescuers Down Under). However, despite the writing issues I have with the movie, I still love this movie and it's just a classic in it's own right. And it introduced me to then singer Phil Collins of Genesis and the songs he sings in this film are AWESOME(however, I'd like it better if the characters sing like they did with Hunchback of Notre Dame(that's right, Disney, you let Quasimodo sing, but you won't let Tarzan sing? Still, at least you did in the musical version))

So, the scene I wanted to draw was the scene where Jane tells Clayton and Tarzan who are fighting over the chalk like a older and younger brother fighting over the television remote, that she'll teach Tarzan how to act like a human.

Well, considering that he can speak English with the gorillas, but to his own kind he can only speak "Tarzan-speak" and doesn't understand the concept of human language, it's safe to say that his curiosity of the human world leads him to want to speak regular English and learn about human culture. This leads to him also falling in love with Jane and the song Strangers Like Me.

For the roles here, she had Carrie White in a gender flipped Tarzan role, Donatello(TMNT; crossing the 2012 version and the Rise version) as Jane and Helga Sinclair(Atlantis: The Lost Empire) as Clayton.

Personally, I would've had Tommy Ross in this role, but Donatello works as well.

I drew this on paper, but while I had the jungle setting drawn on paper as well, I decided to use the ProCreate on the background to make it more vivid and more...tropical so to speak.

Hope you like it.

Carrie White: (C) Stephen King
Donatello: (C) Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird
Tarzan Scene and Helga Sinclair: (C) Disney