[chunkypeanutbutter]

based the color scheme off of betty boop's version of Cinderella -



a childhood movie of mine I had all but forgotten about.. *o*

form:

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[b]username:[/b]
[b]name:[/b]
[b]gender:[/b]
[b]one of their childhood memories (max 500 words):[/b]
[b]extra:[/b]

ends in let's say, the 15th ?
have fun !

BONUS QUESTION:

If you can tell me the reason why the film was created with this color scheme, i'll give the first person who gets it right somethin' extra nice!

[miku]

username: Biancara
name: Tinsel
gender: Male
one of their childhood memories (max 500 words): res with something with a music box
extra:

"The short was made in the two-strip Cinecolor process, because Walt Disney had exclusive rights to the new 3-strip Technicolor process from 1932 to 1935. (The remaining Color Classics from 1934 and 1935 were made in two-color Technicolor.) Betty's hair was colored red to take advantage of this."

Wip!

[saltcow]

aa! Red ;w;

[Sixbane]

username: Sixbane
name: Elleanore
gender: Female
one of their childhood memories (max 500 words):
As a youth, she was born in ice. Born in snow and under the stormy blizzard bearing down. She never knew anything other than short days and long nights, for winter was her birthright. Her mother reminded her often, she was the sun shining bright among the snow. But it was her warm fur that just as much cursed her inability to blend in.

There are plenty of things that Ellanore remembers, plenty of her history of note, before she became the one she is now. But no day stands further in her mind than the day she truly discovered the sun.

The snow is harsh, the sun blinding on its frost, it lacks the warmth its name should give and for that it means nothing to her. Where she grew up, the snow, was forever unrelenting. It wasn't until she was nearly adolescent that one day came that there was no white dust covering the world. The snow, had melted. And finally, the warmth.
extra: maybe art?
Bonus question:
It was in these colors due to the technical limitations of the time, i'd imagine? I'm actually not sure for a fact but i'd imagine its based on a red-cyan cinecolor like many other movies of the time (giving it that kind of muted color scheme); as the more advanced technicolor equipment wasn't as widely available
//never thought i'd get to use type history class here, though im more familiar with color adaptations on printers lol

[chunkypeanutbutter]

I will allow new entries or edits when I get home from work, or about 6 pm PST.

[chunkypeanutbutter]

Since no one else has a complete form, I'd like to announce Sixbane the winner. I'd also like to award 5 event tokens to both Biancara and Sixbane for answering the bonus question