Fishy Geek

Pixie Preview Compilation- high quality

(missing Fawn and The Log and Tink and the Bell)

With the rumors of Disney possibly reviving their Disney Fairies brand, I have to wonder what exactly they're planning. More novels? A continuation of the Tales of Pixie Hollow book series? An animated TV show? More movies?!

If Disney were to make more Tinker Bell movies-- and I really hope they do-- I'd like them to adapt Tinker Bell: An Enchanter's Tale by Jen Calonita. Tinkerbell meeting Peter Pan is a movie that I and many other Disney Fairies fans have wanted for years. Shanon Morrill, writer and director of the cancelled Tinkerbell movie Tinkerbell and the Ring of Belief, initially intended for the first Tinker Bell movie to tell the story of how the titular fairy met Peter.

Tinkerbell and the Ring of Belief was never released due to a creative dispute between Morrill and John Lasseter who didn't like the idea of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys being animated in CGI (but it was okay for Tinkerbell to be animated in CGI?! Make it make sense, dude). It was instead quickly replaced by Tinker Bell (2008), the first (published) Tinker Bell movie that we know today. I highly recommend watching Sarah Serif's YouTube video on this topic to learn more:

Serif has also made a video reviewing The Bleakwatch Chronicles: Tinker Bell and the Lost City (which I think should have been titled Tinker Bell and the Hidden City so as not to confuse it with Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure (2009), but who am I to judge) by Zack Loran Clark, which appears to have been heavily inspired by another cancelled Tinkerbell movie titled Tinker Academy. The Bleakwatch Chronicles is on track to get a second book, and paired with the recent release of An Enchanter's Tale by Jen Calonita and Wings of Starlight by Allison Saft, Disney appears to be putting more effort into the Fairies brand than they have in years. Sarah Serif speculates on where the Disney Fairies brand could be headed. Here is a link to that video as well:

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For example, check out Jasmine and Mulan. Both of them have black hair, but we get subtle differences between them. 

Mulan, for example, has hair made with dark brown lines. We get the idea that her hair is probably a very deep, deep shade of brown, or that as light filters through her hair, we’re seeing that brown subsurface scattering.

Jasmine, meanwhile, has hair that is so deep black we sometimes see it as blue. This is black hair with cool undertones, as opposed to Mulan’s hair with warm undertones. Which in pure color speak is impossible, but is something that happens with hair, since hair is mildly translucent and reflective. 

You can even compare that further with Esmeralda, who has grey lines that give the illusion of neutral undertones.

They can also use color to give characters that fantasy feel or the feel of completely unnatural hair. Princess Aurora, for example, has technically darker hair than Charlotte LaBouff. But, with the lighter outlines? Aurora’s hair looks absolutely fairytale golden, while Lottie’s looks like a more natural flaxen blonde.

One of the designated "Deleted Scenes" on the Blu-Ray Disc of Tinker Bell 1.

Recorded by me at 1080p 24Hz, stereo PCM. Bitrate at 6Mb/s, OBS's sound mix volume at -2.5 dB.

And trust me: There's more to come. Believing in a PlayStation 3 Super Slim is just the beginning.

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