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Underappreciated Disney Creations


Ever since I was younger I loved Disney movies, ever since I started taking this class I have started noticing the amount of effect that goes into each scene to make it smooth sailing. This video is so intriguing to me because I started appreciating the editing and animation side but my eyes have been opened to the drawing perspective of it. It takes so much talent and I think anyone that has these abilities should be more appreciated.

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  1. I love these characters, I don't understand why they're so underrated

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  2. Super cute post, thanks for sharing! Love seeing a different perspective.

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  3. Really cool video! I enjoy seeing the way artists draw in amazing detail.

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