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"monster" Please, if you are reblogging, avoid the hashtag "dog". Because I portrayed wolves.
Come with me, I’ll take you now to a place that you fear. For no reason why, your heart has turned away from me, and I will make you understand. Everything will become clear to you when you see things through another’s eyes. Everything will become clear to you whatever’s meant for you, you will find. Come with me, I’ll take you there to a place where you’ll see everything you need to be the one you need to be, and all of those things that you feared will disappear from you in time.
BROTHER BEAR (2003) dir. Aaron Blaise, Robert Walker
Brother Bear (2003) / Brother Bear 2 (2006) / Snow Bear (2025)
The parallels...
Have you ever drawn Denahi as his wolf totem?
perhaps he'd look like this as wolf but idk
+ bonus w/ denahi finding kenai in the woods and they're happy to see eachother :]
Animation School's 3rd 2D animation class
The last of the courses is over, hooray!!! It was tough, but totally worth it Now I'm going to rest for next couple of weeks until next truly final project within school
Brother Bear (2003) Dir. Aaron Blaise and Robert Walker
A Berenstain Brother Bear
This Bear was very well loved by one generation, and then the next generation found him. But Brother Bear wasn't quite ready for a four year old, and so his first person wrote to ask about some repairs. Here are his diagnosis photos:
The plan was to recover his overalls (in new denim) and his shirt. Give him a spa. Repair his wounds. And to restore his vision as well.
Brother Bear started his care with a nice bubble bath:
I like how his face looks like he's smiling even without stuffing. :-)
Next he got his clothes recovered. Then he was restuffed, and a heart was installed with a bit of his original stuffing:
Finally, I touched up his eyes to restore his vision, and he was ready to fly home (still smiling!):
"He looks fantastic!" wrote his family.