#saw the trailer and wondered why they released unfinished animation reels only to realize that was the final product i guess

[blackfilmmakers]

I might have missed a older post where you explained why, but I was wondering why you want Asha to have a different color palette for her dress, give her hair accessories and have the skirt be a different style? Like is it a more general thing that would make her design standout more?(Which I would totally understand) or is there something deeper to those design choices that I am missing?

I did make a post about it back when her design was leaked.

Just a simple "i hope this concept art gets revamped, because she looks like too much like Isabella from Encanto"

And Disney adults got mad because reads note: I somehow insisted princesses of color shouldn't wear purple or have braids

Short answer: No there's not really a deeper problematic meaning with the design, at least not to my knowledge

Longer answer: The fact so many of us thought this was concept art is an issue itself. Disney hardly, if any, put thought into this design. And I'm just tired. I hardly care for most new Disney content because of this. And that's not even going over the movie's unfinished feel

#asha #i was curious what they were doing with the combination of 2d and 3d animation #saw the trailer and wondered why they released unfinished animation reels only to realize that was the final product i guess #will i watch it? yeah maybe when it's free on streaming services but that's about it