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"Cinderella, you're as lovely as your name
Cinderella, you're a sunset in a frame
Though you're dressed in rags
You wear an air of queenly grace
Anyone can see a throne
Would be your proper place
Cinderella, if you give your heart a chance
It will lead you, to the kingdom of romance
There you'll see your dreams unfold Cinderella,
Cinderella....
In the sweetest story ever told"

Indeed it is the sweetest story ever told, and most likely the oldest story ever told. Chances are every generation of kids knew Cinderella thanks to Walt Disney's version. The blue eyed blonde girl with the heart of gold, who makes friends with the mice and birds. She told us that a "dream is a wish your heart makes." The voice actress for Cinderella is very good. She just always sounds so calm.
I actually found this pose from a Cinderella cosplayer online. I was trying to come up with an idea of what Cinderella should be doing and this position of her getting the tea ready while her evil step family rings those bells look so good. I added the royal castle in the background using white ink to give this whimsical dreamy look. I actually prefer Cinderella's maids dress look compare to her ball gown just because this look, at least for me, is the best representation of a fairy tale done right. Disney got his inspiration from Charles Perrault's version and while there were some tweaks done to make the story a bit shorter, the movie did a damn good job showcasing the spirit of the tale. The only other Cinderella movie adaptation that did a even better job was Ever After staring Drew Barrymore.
While Cinderella is not my utmost favorite Disney princess (she's still too flawless in my taste but she has a personality thank god. Unlike Aurora) the movie is among my faves. The music is amazing, the songs are spot on, the art is absolutely beautiful and just love the characters.
so that's all I got to say about Cindy
Up next:
"I'm wishing...."

Made with:
Touchfive markers
Kuretake Zig Color Markers
Watercolors
White ink pen
on watercolor paper

Description
"Cinderella, you're as lovely as your name
Cinderella, you're a sunset in a frame
Though you're dressed in rags
You wear an air of queenly grace
Anyone can see a throne
Would be your proper place
Cinderella, if you give your heart a chance
It will lead you, to the kingdom of romance
There you'll see your dreams unfold Cinderella,
Cinderella....
In the sweetest story ever told"

Indeed it is the sweetest story ever told, and most likely the oldest story ever told. Chances are every generation of kids knew Cinderella thanks to Walt Disney's version. The blue eyed blonde girl with the heart of gold, who makes friends with the mice and birds. She told us that a "dream is a wish your heart makes." The voice actress for Cinderella is very good. She just always sounds so calm.
I actually found this pose from a Cinderella cosplayer online. I was trying to come up with an idea of what Cinderella should be doing and this position of her getting the tea ready while her evil step family rings those bells look so good. I added the royal castle in the background using white ink to give this whimsical dreamy look. I actually prefer Cinderella's maids dress look compare to her ball gown just because this look, at least for me, is the best representation of a fairy tale done right. Disney got his inspiration from Charles Perrault's version and while there were some tweaks done to make the story a bit shorter, the movie did a damn good job showcasing the spirit of the tale. The only other Cinderella movie adaptation that did a even better job was Ever After staring Drew Barrymore.
While Cinderella is not my utmost favorite Disney princess (she's still too flawless in my taste but she has a personality thank god. Unlike Aurora) the movie is among my faves. The music is amazing, the songs are spot on, the art is absolutely beautiful and just love the characters.
so that's all I got to say about Cindy
Up next:
"I'm wishing...."

Made with:
Touchfive markers
Kuretake Zig Color Markers
Watercolors
White ink pen
on watercolor paper