#the last black unicorn

[dollyswan]

[thestalkerbunny]

The Unicorn since the early days of Tapestry and Portrait has always been a Christ like Symbol-both in it's purity and innocence. And it's sacrificial slaughter.

[morggo]

Album cover art for my friend and multi genre musician, Maru.

Album is titled "The Last" and is a progressive black metal project based on The Last Unicorn. It will be available on December 16th 2022 on Spotify, and other major music platforms. You can listen to the single "Butterfly" right now. I was given the pleasure to hear it and it's really something, I'm excited to hear the final draft.

Different than my usual style, I wanted something more atmospheric to compliment her work.

[missrandomdreamer]

animation appreciation post <3

(thank you for who made the gifs)

Last Unicorn (1982)

Princess and the Goblin (1991)

The Black Cauldron (1985)

Rainbow Brite (1984)

Serendipity (1983)

Sailor Moon (1991)

Book of Kells (2009)

Song of the Sea (2014)

[ohfugecannada]

New Letterboxd list.

[lorlyn-the-demon]

More mermaids : these have been sitting in my photos for almost a year ! Yeah I redid the Malta one as well.

[fangirltothefullest]

How many AUs have you made? Any and all fandoms, if you had to count them. And also, what was the first AU you ever made?

If I went down the list of AUs for EVERY fandom I have ever been in it's going to turn into this:

I have WAY too many, I have ADHD, and if I invent an au for one fandom it's been reused in EVERY fandom I've been in....

[hellosunnycore]

✧ serenity ✧

[irisbleufic]

Demon 79 does for “Bright Eyes” what San Junipero did for “Heaven Is a Place on Earth.” Fucking amazing.

Did you know “Bright Eyes” was in the Watership Down animated film? I was three years old when my mom let me choose my first two movies in a video store in the kids’ section.

The film rental cards I grabbed were The Last Unicorn and Watership Down. This was in 1984, when they were still relatively new works. And yes, somehow they were classified as children’s films.

I imprinted on both films; I love them to this day. In junior high, I read the books they’re based on and was touched at how lovingly faithful the adaptations were.

I imprinted on “Bright Eyes,” too. Having another flawless, haunting association for it is just. Oh, my heart.

[dollyswan]

[foxyfrolic]

// playing around with the blonde vs black color phases but this time with them in their human glamour

and also bisexual heterochromia

[emblazonet]

It's sad that as a culture we pour all the time and attention into video games and video as our premier art form, instead of into comics and graphic novels.

[sweet-tragedys-stuff]

Bed update :]

[blueflipflops]

This list is according to the top 10 majority of films that stayed in your hearts AND nightmares mentioned in the tags.

Note: Im using the word "trauma(tized)" as a hyperbole for "childrens" films listed that either scared you/gave you a existential crisis/haunts you to this very day/ made you aware of the horrifiying reality of mortality at a very young age/ etc.

This is the first part of this poll.

Reblog for bigger sample size!

Honorable mentions to:

Fern Gully (what the fuck)

9 (also what the fuck)

Pinocchio (that donkey scene haunts me)

Cat in the hat

E.T

Monster inc.

Jurassic Park (vividly remembered how scary this was)

Tiny: the seventh brother

Wallace and Gromit

The Last Nimzy

The hobbit animated movie

Bolto

Princess mononoke(did NOT expect the movie to go that way)

Iron giant (cried. Why did they do this)

Jumanji (robin williams gave me anxiety)

Zathura (haunts me to this very day.)

Pee wee's big adventure

The little engine that could (locked memory)

We're Back: a Dinosaur Story

Tarzan

The Rescuers down under

Veggie tales

Homeward Bound

The Polar Express

Gremlins

Holloweentown

Labyrinth

Ms. Pegrine's Home for Peculiar Children

My girl

Dumbo

Adventures of Mark Twain

The Mask (was this a kids movie? Idk)

Old Yeller (oof)

Corpse Bride

ULTRAMAN?!?!?!

Tuck Everlasting

SNOW WHITE??!?!?(ok i remember now)

Eragon

Page master

Milo and otis

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Charlottes Web

Toy Story

Fox and the Hound

The Dark Crystal (Big oof. Didn't get to finish back then)

Artax

Anastasia

James and the giant peach

Goosebumps (this is too recent for me)

Fraknkenweenie

American Tail

Baby Einstien (was more concerned about how they doin that)

Barnyard (now that i think abt it)

Gumby

Mars needs moms(bro i already forgotten this why)

Bartok the Magnificent (haha forgot this)

How to eat fried worms

Madeline

Put it in the tags if your childhood trauma is STILL not here >:/

And so much more i swear i'd put the whole list but it would take over the entire post. Damn.

Conclusion: we all have at least one childhood trauma movie. Science has been Science'd.

[flutteringfable]

just found out my local renfaire has a fall season so its time to plot a fun outfit again hehe :3