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My OC for Disney’s “Pinocchio,” Zoe. 8D
It has been a while that I drew Pinocchio fanarts, so luckily I’m in a mood right now.
Her dress reminded me of Alice’s from Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland,” but I did use references from the 1820′s-30′s. And the color schemes for this dress and the rest (which I expected to see what she looks like based on my thoughts).

For her doll type, I think I’ll use articulated china doll instead (since using the refs. The China Doll Girl from “Oz: Great and Powerful”). If that's all right.
The second sketch from the right was actually based on Mary Philbin’s portrait (actress from 1925′s “Phantom of the Opera”).
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Enjoy.
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Pinocchio (c) Walt Disney
Zoe (c) Mine
*Done with Photoshop and Corel Painter (blue sketching for the head-pics).

Description

My OC for Disney’s “Pinocchio,” Zoe. 8D
It has been a while that I drew Pinocchio fanarts, so luckily I’m in a mood right now.
Her dress reminded me of Alice’s from Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland,” but I did use references from the 1820′s-30′s. And the color schemes for this dress and the rest (which I expected to see what she looks like based on my thoughts).

For her doll type, I think I’ll use articulated china doll instead (since using the refs. The China Doll Girl from “Oz: Great and Powerful”). If that's all right.
The second sketch from the right was actually based on Mary Philbin’s portrait (actress from 1925′s “Phantom of the Opera”).
garbolaughs.files.wordpress.co…

Enjoy.
--
Pinocchio (c) Walt Disney
Zoe (c) Mine
*Done with Photoshop and Corel Painter (blue sketching for the head-pics).