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Finally got my computer back and can scan and post stuff!! My missing my computer for some time also explains why this drawing is in coloured pencil and ink. Furthermore, you can see from this drawing why I usually DON'T use coloured pencils! I can't work them for the life of me.

I'm too lazy to type up another description for this, so here is the copied + pasted description from under this picture on my art website (www.linda-vuorenvirta.com )...

Fanart for the Disney film “Frozen”. I got the idea from the scene in the gallery room during the song “For the First Time In Forever”. When Anna jumps up in front of a Disney style copy of “The Swing” by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, she does a similar pose. Thus classic fine art paintings and these characters are forever linked in my mind, and I wanted to do a version of the painting “The Kiss” by Francesco Hayez with Anna and Kristoff. I of course kept the Disney style for drawing the characters, as the paintings in the film had, but also tried to retain something of a fine art feel.

Description
Finally got my computer back and can scan and post stuff!! My missing my computer for some time also explains why this drawing is in coloured pencil and ink. Furthermore, you can see from this drawing why I usually DON'T use coloured pencils! I can't work them for the life of me.

I'm too lazy to type up another description for this, so here is the copied + pasted description from under this picture on my art website (www.linda-vuorenvirta.com )...

Fanart for the Disney film “Frozen”. I got the idea from the scene in the gallery room during the song “For the First Time In Forever”. When Anna jumps up in front of a Disney style copy of “The Swing” by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, she does a similar pose. Thus classic fine art paintings and these characters are forever linked in my mind, and I wanted to do a version of the painting “The Kiss” by Francesco Hayez with Anna and Kristoff. I of course kept the Disney style for drawing the characters, as the paintings in the film had, but also tried to retain something of a fine art feel.