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Published: 2009-07-25 20:10:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 8480; Favourites: 182; Downloads: 81
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This is actually TWO "separtated at birth" scenarios rather than one. When I drew the WIP sketch I left a place blank for another character. After weeks of ruminating I realized that the natural counterpart to Abba the Viking was another rooten-tooten redhead from the Disney archives.
Here we have a litter of redheads who are also known for their pigtails.
Left to right they are:
Wendy the logo girl (TM) Wendy's Hamburgers Inc.
Abba the Viking created by Rene' Goscinny
Pippi Longstocking created by Astrid Lind
Sluefoot Sue from the Pecos Bill stories (c) Disney
Anne Shirley (Anne of Green Gables) created by L.M. Montgomery, Akage no Ann (c) Nihon Animation
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Pippi = Most underrated Superhero ever !!! Thanks for making thisΒ
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You're welcome. I think of Pippi Longstocking as an adventure hero like Tintin.
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Thanks. But she still could do soo much. Like superstrength, jumping, almost flying and much more 
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I had completely forgotten the fact that Pippi is a little Wonder Woman. I recalled her adventures in the South Seas and elsewhere.
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True. Wish more people would Remember this
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Wells, I CERTAINLY see where you're coming from, such similarities in design~. Always a big fan of animated Wendy~. And, I keep seeing great stuff of Pippi across the net, I really oughtta check that movie out sometime. That's right everyone who reads this, haven't seen it, so, ya know, don't freak out, I'll be getting on that. I really like you're style, it's wonderful as always, and a treat to see characters of such varied style side by side so you can showcase your ability to pay tribute to the source while keeping your own style.
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THANX.
Here are some more of My "Gingerbraid Brigade" pics:
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You forgot Judy Abbot from "Daddy Long-Legs" (at least the anime version)
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Uh-uh. I did a sketchcard of Judy last year after a fan suggested her:
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uuuhhh, pwetty! *-*
Ok, I take it all back.
It's just that I'm doing a redhead series right now *pointz* and thus had all the red-haired girls I know at the front of my mind.
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Each hairstyle is slightly different, but the color unites them.
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THANX.
BTW: My daughter's real name is "Krystal Angelique".
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Your Welcome!
Thats really Awesome and quite a coincedince (Sorry for my poor spelling)
Thats a beautiful name.
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this is great!!!! you shouldve done jesse from toy story 2 in it, too.
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I do have an individual sketch card of jesse:
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oh, ok. i just think that she looks lije she can be one of them. she has the red braided pigtails
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Here is the set of cards with Jesse among the rest of the Gingerbraids:
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cool! you know i just remembered about the girl from hey arnold.
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Yes,
Lila Sawyer has auburn hair but she qualifies. She will appear in the next series of Gingerbraid cards I do.
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And here she is:
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THANX.
If I do more art with these girls I'll add Jenny from "Monster House" and Nell from "Dudley Do-Right".
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Check out also Judy Abott from "Daddy-long-legs", I think she suits for your idea
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I added Judy upon your suggestion:
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I looked her up. You are exactly right.
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Excellent handfull of redheads! It warms my heart to see the indomitable Pippi.
(Abba the viking girl would, however, not have been created by the writer Goscinny, who died much prematurely in 1977. Possibly by Albert Uderzo, the artist of Asterix, but I'm not sure if he had so much to do with the film...
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THANX
Wikipedia wasn't very helpful. The film "Asterix and the Vikings" was supposed to have been based on the original 1967 Goscinny book "Asterix and the Normans". Obviously Abba's name is a reference to the Swedish pop group which was formed in the 1970's, long after the publication of the book.
I must admit that I have seen neither, only publicity material from the film.
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It's just that Asterix and Lucky Luke, both of which had stories by Goscinny, were my absolute favourites when younger, and I still remember how upset I was to hear about RenΓ© Goscinny's death. He died at 51 of a heart attack on an exercise bike, and a lot of great Franco-Belgian bandes dessinΓ©es where made writer-less...
Abba is not in the 1967 album, but was created for the movie.
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Maybe I should be careful. I am 51.
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Well, young man (I'm 52), we should all beware of exercise bikes!
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I LOVE the coloring on the hair! Especially the girl on the top left!
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THANX.
I spent far too much time on this picture. I decided not to give them all the same highlights so that their hair could be distinguishable.
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