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First time trying watercolors

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ALICE (NĚCO Z ALENKY) | Dir. Jan Švankmajer, 1988

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my outfit was handmade using linen and 70's gobelin

incredibly late night doodles of two (very different) alice in wonderland adaptations that came out in the same year, 1988 :)

alice / něco z alenky (1988) is one of my favorite movies, i watched it as a child and it scarred me a little but now i love it

(I stole this off pintrest from someone named @pocketlintbat)

Got distracted watching the last unicorn while working on commissions. Tried to keep it simple so I didn't dedicate more than 2 hours on this

I had wanted to do a Melanin Beam edit of the human form of Lady Amalthea, from the Last Unicorn, for @creatingblackcharacters... but ran out of time. So, I finally decided to just do a little MS Paint pixel picture of the redesign! There are two versions of the Unicorn; one with not much of a change (I added a little bit of a soft dusty-purple tone around the nose/at the hooves, I like to think of it like the inside of a seashell), and tried to make sure the mane/tail have a thicker texture. Another version with much more rich and dark tones (because "beauty" and "purity" don't need to be symbolized by LITERALLY being "white". she is still every bit a lovely, graceful Unicorn~). As a human, Amalthea looks VERY different from the original; warm brown skin tone, and very dark hair, with a lot of volume ( I didn't want to give her too much of an "unnatural" color scheme, because even though she used to be a Unicorn, she is indeed human now, so no "white hair with dark skin" etc... little hints are still there; the shine in the hair is similar to the soft purple tone, and her eyes just barely have a pale lilac shine to them since it is a whole thing in the story about how her eyes still see and "reflect" the woods where she lived, even when she is no longer looking at them. there is a light star-shaped mark on her forehead, to symbolize where the horn was, but to anybody not in the know, it would just seem like a scar or birthmark, and not too dramatic in shape/color. I wanted her to still have a mysterious and magical flair, but absolutely recognizable as a real human)

May 16 Coord

The Last Unicorn (1982) dir. Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin, Jr.