#prince of the forest

[thaisilva2023]

Bambi Disney { 1942 } এ

[aaruaalislost]

i made a bambi a while ago. he is cute. here’s a bambi

[awholenewicon]

ʙᴀᴍʙɪ ɪᴄᴏɴꜱ

ᴅᴏ ɴᴏᴛ ᴄʟᴀɪᴍ ᴀꜱ ʏᴏᴜʀ ᴏᴡɴ

[happygobyhannah]

Hello, young prince💛🦌

Bambi is a comfort movie for me. I watch it to feel calm and quiet. It makes me so happy. I’ve been meaning to make fan art for this movie for a very long time.

[krae-hb]

Bambi Two has an absolute chokehold on me

I did in fact cry during Bambi 1 and 2. Both times because of Bambi’s Mother

Something about an 1h 15m animated film of two grieving deer royalty learning to be father and son makes me so emotional and will forever remain in my favorite Disney movies

This scene? The one where Bambi is dreaming of his dead mom? Tears

“But I feel so alone/I’m always with you, even when you can’t see me”

The whole montage of Bambi and his dad? Peak

It’s probably also on Disney Plus, but it’s also on Youtube

[none-or-many]

Reading back through journal entries and I think there might be another copy of the host that we don't know about... that doesn't feel possible.

[retrohearts89]

[cozydragonart]

Shrine of Meridia, Watercolor 10x14

[illustratinghan]

little jude’s first time on a riding toad🐸🤭

characters by @hollyblack 🫶

follow me on instagram! @/illustratinghan

[prince-o-sky]

[eexho]

really quick comic

— (edit 11/22/23) OK I REDID THE PAGES TO LOOK SEMI OK BEFAUE THIS GOT RLLY POPULAR LOLLL

[mia-nina-lilly]

Holly Black's fairy universe is so rich, expansive, and solid that one can have some certainty about the nature of her fey without it being affirmed all the time.

For example, one thing that seems clear is that fairies feel, and they feel intensely. If they hate, they can hate for centuries. If they love, they will love eternally and be willing to give their life for their beloved. In "The Darkest Part of the Forest," this is told as a horror story. In "Modern Faerie Tales," Kaye's entire adventure is based on her desire to become Roiben's consort.

In "The Cruel Prince" trilogy, Balekin hints at this difference when he talks strangely about how humans love — this is all without mentioning Tiernan and Hyacinthe, who became enemies and still love each other enough to fight for each other, or Lady Nore with her late husband's hands around her neck.

We see this firsthand with Cardan not once, but twice! The first time occurs when he throws himself in front of Jude to save her from being hit by one of Grimsen's traps, and the second time is when, similarly, Cardan throws himself in front of Jude to save her from having a blade buried in her body.

The first time, he shows surprise with himself. It was the moment he realized he loved her on that level — in fact, he just loves her as is natural to his species. The second time, any surprise seems to have vanished, as if he had already accepted that he would do it for her a thousand more times if necessary.

That is, the fairies indeed love as described in the poems, and that is simply fantastic on the part of the author because, let's face it, it makes perfect sense considering the aesthetic of the fairies and everything else. Yes, all of this is about how much I love Holly Black and her skill in creating such wonderfully subtle wonder-filled settings ✨✨

[oautincorrectquotes]

Charming: *mumbling in latin*

Hook: for the last time, i'm not a demon and you can't exorcize me.

Charming: worth a try.

[captain-sharkie]

THE REDRAW IS DONE GUYS OOOOOOH LORD

Snatcher a hat in time save me (hasn't draw him in... a year? At least?)

Original UNDER THE CUT

There are tears in my eyes, what happened to him. Baby Sharkie what did you DO TO HIMMMMMM 😭

I MEAN... the improvement is kinda insane... but dear lord what happened

[crimson-chains]

Was fun to draw this on stream with your guys! :D Some birb people in each other's outfits~

[floatyflowers]

The literal DILFS of the animal kingdom

I'm not into furries btw...but damn those two are something else