Excuse the lazy title.
I was watching a documentary on Disney+ called Frank and Ollie and just made me realize how great Disney was when Disney and his old staff were still alive. Very timeless animators and had extreme sense of what's real and what's appealing and heartfelt.
While I was watching the documentary I got to drawing immediately on what my movies will be like. These are sketches of what the final scene is gonna involve in Sovia.
Alot of emotion here as you can tell.
This next one is an adaptation of The Boy Who Cried Wolf, but instead of a regular average wolf, it's a "hungry" wolf who's too selfish for his own good, he wants to eat all the sheep for heartless reasons.
When I was little I always thought the story didn't make sense, I mean I never read the original fable, but I would definitely agree it would've taken a more sensible turn so that's what I'm doing here.
Here's a better look at The Hungry Wolf.
The little boy's dad was a sheep-herder, and he had interest in being one as well.
I tried my best to make the wolf look as menacing and vicious as possible.
Here's some more doodles I did on my notebook.
If you couldn't tell this is Prince Ranger but I modeled him in a different outfit just for study.
Would you ever want to see him wear a silly outfit like that? Tell me and I could make it somewhat possible.
Had a little help from the porcelain doll I bought at a flea market. I need to buy more of those, their called Madame Alexander's. They're absolutely adorable and extremely appealing as heck. The doll I had has the hat similar to the boy I drew below.
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