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Hi guys, I thought I'd share this because I haven't seen anyone else talk about these yet. Basically Scholastic Australia has been releasing these Disney Fairies colouring in books that I'm so sure have art by Casey Robin. Casey unfortunately isn't credited, but I recognise her style and some of the art has been posted by her on instagram already. I've attached some pictures here but I actually scanned everything from these which you can see on my tumblr blog in this post:
https://www.tumblr.com/fromfairyland/830162571689590784?source=share
I think these are so cool (especially the stickers) and there are some more similar ones coming out later this year that I am excited for :)
Think about it if it gives the fairies magic technically we could harness its power and turn the pixie does tree into a full-on utility company. The fairies could invent a power grid. Giving them electricity. But the thing is how do you think the Billing System would work do you think that every month the dustleepers would send out utility bills to fairies?
I was at a car boot sale earlier and saw a Pixie Hollow play set! Idk if this was just a random play set or a specific character’s house but I’ve never seen the play sets irl! I almost got it to display my dolls but I have no where to put it :,)
Let me know in the comments below but I think it would be a jeep.
I had to get rid of the rigid wings she came with almost immediately 😭 I wanted something much softer, more delicate, and closer to how her wings actually look in the movies, so I ended up making these myself.
And don’t even get me started on the poly hair… getting it back into a movie-accurate Tinker Bell hairstyle was a headache 😪
But she’s finally looking the way I wanted her to! What do you guys think? 👀
Let’s be honest: the Tinker Bell movies have way too many inconsistencies, not only with each other, but with the Peter Pan movies and the Disney Fairies books.
I know there was gonna be a movie about Tink meeting Peter Pan, but it was cancelled when Disney gave up on this franchise. The other cancelled movie, Tinker Academy, was canned because of story problems. Wouldn’t be surprised if “Tink Meets Peter” also had a rough development that led to cancellation. Because how can you even connect these movies with Peter Pan?
In the Tink movies, Captain Hook is much younger than he was in Peter Pan 1953, but Wendy is only a couple years younger. Also, Tink’s personality. People love to say that Tink’s friends die and there was a tragic event that made Tink bitter and jealous.
But really, Tink has a quick temper because according to the lore of the Peter Pan books, fairies are small and therefore can only experience one emotion at a time.
And there’s just no way 2008-2015 Tink would enjoy hanging out with a bunch of smelly little boys who kill animals and can barely understand her.
Also, the Tink movies are made by DisneyToon Studios, the same studio behind all those straight-to-DVD sequels. So it’s safe to say that Tink’s films are as canon to Peter Pan as those cheap sequels are to their theatrical predecessors.
I started by sketching out the wings on paper exactly how I wanted them to look. I made two of the same wing, just mirrored so I’d have one for each side.
Then I took some clear plastic from thick doll packaging. I definitely recommend using thicker plastic rather than the really flimsy kind because it holds the etched vein details much better.
I placed the plastic over my sketch and used a pen with a fine metal point to trace all the wing veins first, then the outer shape. You can also use the pointed end of a fine-tooth comb! I applied a decent amount of pressure while tracing so the veins would actually etch into the plastic and become visible.
Once both wings were completely etched, I carefully cut them out with scissors. Oh, and if you used a pen, wipe away the ink markings with a little acetone once you’re done! The etched lines will stay behind, which makes the veins look much more natural and delicate. If you use the pointed end of a comb, you can skip this step since there’s no ink to remove.
For attaching them, I made an extended attachment added to each wing instead of cutting them off exactly at the wing shape. Then using a clear rubber band I joined the 2 sides of the wings together ( the rubber band can help the wings not slide off easily as well). That extra piece slides underneath her dress from the back, which keeps the wings surprisingly secure without needing a bulky attachment on her back or even using any glue!
I included a photo of my original wing sketch too in case anyone wants to print it out and try making their own! 🧚♀️💚 Let me know if you have any other questions!
If you make a pair, please tag me! I’d genuinely love to see how yours turn out 🥹💚