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Beast-Prince Adam - Difficult by *doomimus:icondoomimus:


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Submitted: April 1, 2008
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Due to a slight run-in with DA over copyrighted material (the screenshots from BatB used in my original Beast/Prince submission), I had to resubmit this piece with only the sketches. The downside was that I lose all the comments and the faves from the first one. *muttergrumble*

Ah, well. I'm glad I get to show it at all. I only wonder what would happen if I were to animate this and use the audio from the original film, though I probably shouldn't risk it.

Beast/Prince Adam Series:
She's Being So DIFFICULT: [link]
Manners: [link]
Debonair Smile: [link]

Beauty and the Beast (1991) is property of the Walt Disney Company.
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YOu could have just edited the actual deviation, thats what I woudl have done. Or maybe not :) LOL Nice job

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"Foolishness is not the lack of wisdom but lies in the youth of the wise" Michelle Bowen

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I asked them if I could. Unfortunately I can't do it that way. Oh, well.

Thanks. :aww:

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"A film as rich as a sauce béarnaise, as refreshing as a raspberry sorbet, and a lot less predictable than the damn food metaphors and adjectives all us critics will churn out to describe it."

-David Ansen on "Ratatouille"
That's stupid of deviant. =/ The quotes really do help, but the screen shots right next to them makes it more "Oh he DOES look like the Beast in that scene!"

I'll fave it again. :) Because I love it so much.

And I'm sorry deviant is being that idiotic.
I know, right? The whole point is to compare the two and for me acknowledge what's mine (and what isn't, of course). But hey, at least I get to show what is in fact mine.

Thanks. I appreciate it. :hug:

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"A film as rich as a sauce béarnaise, as refreshing as a raspberry sorbet, and a lot less predictable than the damn food metaphors and adjectives all us critics will churn out to describe it."

-David Ansen on "Ratatouille"
I still think that it looks exactly like Frank Stringini before he cut his hair - the wide range of expressions is also very "Frank". Nice work - didn't say anything the first time I don't think.

So what's the deal with the copyright issue? You give credit to Disney on all your stuff - why give you a hard time?

Does this mean you'll have to pull all your screen-cap fan things you've been doing for the rat movie?

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I have the social skills of a log.
I just love these facials expressions to death. They make me laugh whenever I see them. :lmao:
What a shame Disney never did at least a short movie with human-Adam acting "beastly", I'd die laughing, I bet. :rofl:

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~*~ The real Blaze ~*~
Thanks! Maybe I should use Frank's likeness for reference next time. =D :plotting:

Though I'm not profiting off of this and I acknowledge what's mine and what isn't, it seems DA just doesn't want to take any chances.

They took those down as well. Those I can understand, though the macro part was mine.

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"A film as rich as a sauce béarnaise, as refreshing as a raspberry sorbet, and a lot less predictable than the damn food metaphors and adjectives all us critics will churn out to describe it."

-David Ansen on "Ratatouille"
:XD: =D

Oh, now don't give me any ideas. :plotting:

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"A film as rich as a sauce béarnaise, as refreshing as a raspberry sorbet, and a lot less predictable than the damn food metaphors and adjectives all us critics will churn out to describe it."

-David Ansen on "Ratatouille"
LOL, sorry.

Wait...
No.
I'm not. :D

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~*~ The real Blaze ~*~
:giggle:

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"A film as rich as a sauce béarnaise, as refreshing as a raspberry sorbet, and a lot less predictable than the damn food metaphors and adjectives all us critics will churn out to describe it."

-David Ansen on "Ratatouille"

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