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The Wonderful World of Disney Recycling
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 Now, y'all should know that animation is very 'spensive to produce, even today, so cost-cutting measures like these are common practice. It's quite interesting to see which scenes were recycled and from where it was recycled from. (Still following?)
Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the ballroom scene in Beauty and the Beast was recycled from the ballroom scene in Sleeping Beauty. Not sure if this was tongue-in-cheek or anything of the sort, but it's still pretty cool. Click the photo to see other magical recycling techniques used by the House of Mouse. (The site is in some form of East European text. I would say Russian but then I don't want to assume. Oh and it has two pages. The link is at the end of the page.)
[Note: For those of you who don't know, the topmost images are a comparison from Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast while the ones below are comparisons from Robin Hood and Snow White. Rotoscoping rocks!)
[Via digg.com.]
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 Name: Jin
Occupation:
Graphic Artist/Pirate
Geek Toys:
20" iMac Core Duo, PSP, iPod (3G), EOS350D
Special Attack(s):
La Serpiente Strike
El Gato Fist
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Being the mindless drone of fashion that I am, I decided to jump on the Blogging bandwagon. This site contains all my rants and raves about current events, technology, video gaming, cinema and the occasional snippets of my own geek life. (Yeah, quite original, I know.)
Best viewed at 1024x768 on Firefox or Safari. Internet Explorer 6 sucks donkey dick.
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© 2006. All rights reserved.
Illustrations and Character Designs: Jin.
The Sims. © 2006. Electronic Arts, Inc.
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