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Second intermediate lesson from Disney Art Academy, focused on action poses .

Peter Pan must be one of my favorite movies right now, and I feel like, in addition to the nostalgia factor, its soundtrack is what further enhances my taste for that movie . Just don't think I'm talking about the Disney version .

You see, I grew up watching the 2003 movie, and even though its special effects haven't aged very well, it's one of those movies that I remember seeing in my childhood but watching them later in my life are still good movies . I also love Captain Hook from that movie; he is one of those villains that despite having killed even his own crew you want him to win .

Of course, over time I decided to watch the Disney version of this story, and while I can say that I like the character designs - not for nothing did Peter Pan's design inspire Link's - and some songs are good, I feel that the Disney version is inferior in many ways to the movie I grew up with (and I feel like it's one of the weakest movies of the classic Disney era I've ever seen) .

I prefer a thousand times the soundtrack of the 2003 film (it is a jewel, I recommend it), to that of the Disney film; I much prefer the dance of the fairies to the dance of the indigenous tribe; and I really liked the relationship that Peter and Wendy have, which I don't remember being in the animated movie.

Also, if they put the Disney version of Peter Pan in front of me, and he told me that he would take me to Neverland, I would have reported him to the police . I don't know, he has an attitude and face that he could have bad intentions.

I think I spent a lot of time with my explanation, but I still liked doing this lesson . Would I have chosen another character for the lesson? Surely, because, I emphasize again, that Peter Pan does give me a bad feeling.

But hey, moving on to another topic, I promised to publish something related to AUA (Asks Us Anything) for Sunday of last week, but an error occurred with Melody that made one of her hands, when trying to give animations, deformed a lot and it seems that her hand is melting .

At least I already fixed that problem, but it also made me realize that I have to make some final adjustments to my character so that he can move as I want, so the details for the dynamics of AUA will have to be explained later . If all goes well, I'll give them this Wednesday or Thursday .

Heck, this is the longest description I've ever done . Anyway, thank you very much for seeing this illustration, and see you in another post .

I hope you stay safe and well, and I wish you a happy and excellent day every day.

Description
Second intermediate lesson from Disney Art Academy, focused on action poses .

Peter Pan must be one of my favorite movies right now, and I feel like, in addition to the nostalgia factor, its soundtrack is what further enhances my taste for that movie . Just don't think I'm talking about the Disney version .

You see, I grew up watching the 2003 movie, and even though its special effects haven't aged very well, it's one of those movies that I remember seeing in my childhood but watching them later in my life are still good movies . I also love Captain Hook from that movie; he is one of those villains that despite having killed even his own crew you want him to win .

Of course, over time I decided to watch the Disney version of this story, and while I can say that I like the character designs - not for nothing did Peter Pan's design inspire Link's - and some songs are good, I feel that the Disney version is inferior in many ways to the movie I grew up with (and I feel like it's one of the weakest movies of the classic Disney era I've ever seen) .

I prefer a thousand times the soundtrack of the 2003 film (it is a jewel, I recommend it), to that of the Disney film; I much prefer the dance of the fairies to the dance of the indigenous tribe; and I really liked the relationship that Peter and Wendy have, which I don't remember being in the animated movie.

Also, if they put the Disney version of Peter Pan in front of me, and he told me that he would take me to Neverland, I would have reported him to the police . I don't know, he has an attitude and face that he could have bad intentions.

I think I spent a lot of time with my explanation, but I still liked doing this lesson . Would I have chosen another character for the lesson? Surely, because, I emphasize again, that Peter Pan does give me a bad feeling.

But hey, moving on to another topic, I promised to publish something related to AUA (Asks Us Anything) for Sunday of last week, but an error occurred with Melody that made one of her hands, when trying to give animations, deformed a lot and it seems that her hand is melting .

At least I already fixed that problem, but it also made me realize that I have to make some final adjustments to my character so that he can move as I want, so the details for the dynamics of AUA will have to be explained later . If all goes well, I'll give them this Wednesday or Thursday .

Heck, this is the longest description I've ever done . Anyway, thank you very much for seeing this illustration, and see you in another post .

I hope you stay safe and well, and I wish you a happy and excellent day every day.