Brittney Lee design I’ve had this new product line in the works for awhile so I’m pleased it’s finally seeing the light of day! These program fans are the ideal accessory for your outdoor wedding ceremony. Not only are they practical, but they look great in photos and will make a wonderful keepsake. The handles are real timber with a lovely grain. To make them super sturdy just like a real fan, my printer and I had to test a lot of different options and we finally decided on a duplexed format, that is, two sheets of heavy-weight stock stuck together. These babies don’t bend in the breeze! They’re currently only available in the Regency style as shown, but of course custom design is always available. ceremony , design , garden , keepsake , novel , outdoor , program , Regency , unique , wedding
Surreal Photography by Sarolta Bán Born in Budapest, Hungary in 1982, Sarolta Bán discovered her passion in digital photo manipulation. She created amazing surreal pictures by combining ordinary elements, giving them various stories, personalities. View the website My Modern Metropolis Disney Princesses In Accurate Period Costume These are very beautiful drawings! Although I am sad to see Belle looking so unlike herself. On a different note: I’d love to know what the reference was for the period costuming for each Princess. - As far as I know, the German “Snow White” was published in 1812 with the rest of the Grimm’s collected works; even her supposed ‘real’ influence lived in the 18th century. - In reference to another comment: women of the Powhatan nation usually wore kneelength skirts, but oftentimes did not wear shirts at all (although higher status women did use deerskin to cover up, so Pocahontas may have done so too) . -Cinderella is a much much older story than the 1860′s; even the Perrault version, upon which the Disney movie was based, dates back to the late 17th century. - Aladdin was collected and added to 1001 Nights in the early 18th century, and ostensibly took place in China; Disney of course ignored this. -The Little Mermaid was published by Andersen in 1836, which is pretty close.
Clifford Design / Illustration / Photography - Home 84/85 Awesome Series of STAR WARS Disney Mashup Art Artist James Silvan has created this fantastic series of Disney-inspired Star Wars art celebrating the Disney and Lucasfilm merger. The art includes Belle and Beast as Leia and Han (and Leia and Chewy), Dumbo as an X-Wing, Timon and Pumbaa as R2-D2 and C3PO, Donald Duck as General Grievous, Lilo and Stitch as Luke and Leia, and a couple more fun designs!
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