I know, I love fairy tales too. I have this old book of fairy tales my great-grandma had when she was little, a lot of them I've never heard about, like this one about a little boy that ate so many eggs that he eventually turned into one and the king of the town and his servants ate him for breakfast. XD
Anyway, I like the picture, the way you draw dresses is so pretty. =3

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Life is too fucking short to play or hear 'Freebird'.

i love that story. and this is positively beautiful. and i'm not just saying it to be nice, it's just... wow. colourcolour? hehe.

pertyful, but i can hardly see it! perhaps i need better glasses???? or MAYBE it should be DARKER hehehehe anyway its pretty 'boss' you might say +

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~the-real-thom

hahahahahaha 'boss'

I know it's really light, but scanner is being an ass. I really hate it. Supposedly there's a better way to scan your pictures to heighten the clarity, but I didn't feel like it.

That is a very cool fairy tale. My aunt gave me all these hardcover books with fairy tales and classics in them. I love them to bits. Like the real Little Mermaid. I had a movie that followed the story exactly, and I always remember thinking that the Disney version was stupid.

thank you! I wish that I didn't have to scan things though, because everything I draw looks better in real life. I drew it on watercolor paper in the thought that I'd try watercolor...but I used to much pencil, so I'll probably just use prismacolor and put it in the fair.

btw, are you doing origami for the fair?

Oh my gosh, I have the same movie at my house. Is it the one where the mermaids are topless and it's kinda anime looking and then they show the statue of Ariel on the beach? That one is cool.

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Life is too fucking short to play or hear 'Freebird'.

lovely figure drawing. this would look excellent finished, y'know, with colors and all. the anatomy is near perfection and i have nothing bad to say about this. really, really beautiful sketch. i love what you did with the hair.

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WTF NO CRACKBABIEZ!!1

Yeah - that statue in Copenhagen and this guy with the Totally 80's voice is talking about Hans. I remember watching that movie when I was really little - there were these other two about Aladdin and Peter Pan that kicked their Disney counter-parts too. But then I watched them too many times and the VHS died.