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So this is one out of six pictures from my real life pencil picture order.
I doubt to face any copyright issues, but as a disclaimer the original artist was named something like E. J. Weinlich (if I rade the signature correctly) and drew his version in 1882.
Folks from Lower-Austria maybe recognize this region, it is an old view on Lunz am See and the places nearby.
Five more pictures like this to go and on the last one the central image will be some kind of chateau.
This just to give you an idea what my current job is about
I doubt to face any copyright issues, but as a disclaimer the original artist was named something like E. J. Weinlich (if I rade the signature correctly) and drew his version in 1882.
Folks from Lower-Austria maybe recognize this region, it is an old view on Lunz am See and the places nearby.
Five more pictures like this to go and on the last one the central image will be some kind of chateau.
This just to give you an idea what my current job is about
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Scenery
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 881px
File Size 529.5 kB
Jeez...no wonder there's minor similarities, but I don't usually see Disney do this anymore.
Plus there's strangely two versions of Wind & The Willows, one has the Disney influence, and one doesn't. I somehow owned the VHS tape of the one that doesn't. I use to watch it very occasionally. I still really want to watch it but this time on disc since VHS may not be too good by this point.
But there's plenty of films or short cartoons in the 50's that also have this feel, Barney Bear somewhat does but....only so much.
Plus there's strangely two versions of Wind & The Willows, one has the Disney influence, and one doesn't. I somehow owned the VHS tape of the one that doesn't. I use to watch it very occasionally. I still really want to watch it but this time on disc since VHS may not be too good by this point.
But there's plenty of films or short cartoons in the 50's that also have this feel, Barney Bear somewhat does but....only so much.
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