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I don't remember the last time, I made a fanart for a disney movie. I remember growing up on shows like DuckTales and Talespin. Making a world with Anthropomorphic animals is a very interesting way to make characters more expressive and unique. Zootopia had a nice nostalgic appeal to me, and the great story and the lovable/relatable characters just totally made this movie my favorite of the year.

The first message of the movie about believing in ourselves and fighting for our goals, is great and inspirational, but the second message of the movie, about accepting others and that we must leave our prejudices of other people behind, elevate this piece to Wall-E level of ballsiness from Disney's part. I tell you, I smell an Oscar from a year away. If you haven't seen it yet I urge you to check it out!

The movie itself shows such a massive world that the possibilities to it feel endless. It inspired me so much, that I might do fan-comic for it later. For now, I only got this fanart about a scene that I felt missing. A little spoiler, around the end of the movie Judy Hopps injured her leg. But the next time we see her, it's after a huge timeskip. This pic is just a little idea about the time that was skipped.

So you may have asked, was I hyped for this movie?
No, no I wasn't, I expected a regular Disney movie, with a cute lifelesson on top for the kids.
Was I surprised?
Oh boy, zootopia is really nothing I've ever seen before.

[Update] I felt like I need to give Judy's face and eyes a bit more attention to get them right :3

Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde and Zootopia © Disney
Art © Me

Description
I don't remember the last time, I made a fanart for a disney movie. I remember growing up on shows like DuckTales and Talespin. Making a world with Anthropomorphic animals is a very interesting way to make characters more expressive and unique. Zootopia had a nice nostalgic appeal to me, and the great story and the lovable/relatable characters just totally made this movie my favorite of the year.

The first message of the movie about believing in ourselves and fighting for our goals, is great and inspirational, but the second message of the movie, about accepting others and that we must leave our prejudices of other people behind, elevate this piece to Wall-E level of ballsiness from Disney's part. I tell you, I smell an Oscar from a year away. If you haven't seen it yet I urge you to check it out!

The movie itself shows such a massive world that the possibilities to it feel endless. It inspired me so much, that I might do fan-comic for it later. For now, I only got this fanart about a scene that I felt missing. A little spoiler, around the end of the movie Judy Hopps injured her leg. But the next time we see her, it's after a huge timeskip. This pic is just a little idea about the time that was skipped.

So you may have asked, was I hyped for this movie?
No, no I wasn't, I expected a regular Disney movie, with a cute lifelesson on top for the kids.
Was I surprised?
Oh boy, zootopia is really nothing I've ever seen before.

[Update] I felt like I need to give Judy's face and eyes a bit more attention to get them right :3

Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde and Zootopia © Disney
Art © Me