Challenge 304
Rules:
- You may submit up to 3 icons by SATURDAY, May 11th, 11:00pm EST
- You may not include any text or animation in your icons. Symbols such as !, @, *, ? and similar are not allowed. Tiny (unreadable) text is fine.
- Textures/brushes etc. are fine.
- Blending is allowed.
- You must post your icons in a comment to this entry.
- You must post the icon itself & the URL to the icon.
Random : "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" (suggested by miffedplatypus)
This sentence can be used to describe some situations or relationships in Disney movies where one character's beauty comes from their soul rather than their appearance. Yours to interpret it and make icons from it ! The most obvious example would be Beauty and the Beast, but there's also The Princess and the Frog, or Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In some ways, Kovu from The Lion King II answers this, for Kiara had to see past his lineage to be able to love him.
I can't wait to see what you'll icon !
- You may submit up to 3 icons by SATURDAY, May 11th, 11:00pm EST
- You may not include any text or animation in your icons. Symbols such as !, @, *, ? and similar are not allowed. Tiny (unreadable) text is fine.
- Textures/brushes etc. are fine.
- Blending is allowed.
- You must post your icons in a comment to this entry.
- You must post the icon itself & the URL to the icon.
Random : "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" (suggested by miffedplatypus)
This sentence can be used to describe some situations or relationships in Disney movies where one character's beauty comes from their soul rather than their appearance. Yours to interpret it and make icons from it ! The most obvious example would be Beauty and the Beast, but there's also The Princess and the Frog, or Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In some ways, Kovu from The Lion King II answers this, for Kiara had to see past his lineage to be able to love him.
I can't wait to see what you'll icon !