Ooooh!! I love it! What a cool idea! You did an absolutely wonderful job, K9Girl!
Great! One of your best pieces.
Man, I haven’t put anything here in a long time!!! I’ve done lots of art, and some fan art, but not much Pixar stuff. Recently I did a picture of Chuckles, though, so here you are!
I don’t know what’s up next, I had an Up thing in progress, so I might finish that, but who knows?
Let me know what you think!
-K9
Wow! This looks amazing, K9Girl! I’m not nearly as good at drawing Chuckles, but you got every detail right down to a t! Keep it up!
Nice! It’s great to see Chuckles get some fan art, he’s so underappreciated.
Hi!! Been a while since I posted anything here. But I have a new thing to show you! I’m not 100% sure I’d called this art, but it was somewhat artistic, I guess? 
Note: Lots of pictures ahead!
So, My brother got me a Merida doll for my birthday last year, which I love! However, her hair just never looked right. It looked too… glamorous? It was curly, but not the wild curls the Merida has.
I thought, I wonder if there’s anything I could do to make it more movie accurate? I decided to take a risk and try it, so first I brushed out her hair.
(sorry about the blurriness)
So then, I had to figure out how to re-curl her hair. I tried a few different techniques, but nothing was working. Then, I found some old hair clips I hadn’t used in a while. I though that I would wrap a strand of hair around the hair clip, and then spray it and leave it overnight. The next morning this was my result:
Success! Here’s the final before and after:
So there you have it!! Not 100% movie accurate, but I find it to be an improvement. I’m at a loss in terms of what my next art project should be. I could use some inspiration from you guys.
-Grace
Very nice, K9Girl! It looks really great and I’m impressed you were willing to take a risk and fix her hair up… I’d be too scared to try the same thing on my Merida doll (mostly because I’m no good at fixing up doll hair in the first place 
).