glamourkills:

Yesterday Tay was in the office doing some posing for some upcoming specialness we have planned.  In honor of her arrival I decided to do a giveaway. 
Reblog this post for a chance to win one of the We Are The In Crowd band collab tees we did recently as well as the latest WATIC album “Best Intentions”

glamourkills:

Yesterday Tay was in the office doing some posing for some upcoming specialness we have planned.  In honor of her arrival I decided to do a giveaway. 

Reblog this post for a chance to win one of the We Are The In Crowd band collab tees we did recently as well as the latest WATIC album “Best Intentions”

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disneyloveandmemories:

Disney Love & Memories Magical Giveaway!

  • You must be following me! New or old followers can participate! :)
  • Reblog this as much as you want. LIKES DON’T COUNT!
  • Winner will be chosen randomly next Friday 6/29/12!

Everything in this giveaway is new.

I made the t-shirts myself, everything else is a Disney Store/Park product.

GOOD LUCK, & MAY THE ODDS BE EVER IN YOUR FAVOR ;D

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merverb:


Brave website Easter Egg

I LOVE Merida’s relationship with her brothers

merverb:

Brave website Easter Egg

I LOVE Merida’s relationship with her brothers

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theoeuvre:

BRAVE DOODLES. guess who my fav character was. i bet you’re shocked.

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disneyloveandmemories:

Disney Love & Memories Magical Giveaway!

  • You must be following me! New or old followers can participate! :)
  • Reblog this as much as you want. LIKES DON’T COUNT!
  • Winner will be chosen randomly next Friday 6/29/12!

Everything in this giveaway is new.

I made the t-shirts myself, everything else is a Disney Store/Park product.

GOOD LUCK, & MAY THE ODDS BE EVER IN YOUR FAVOR ;D

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deadhatter:

Brave, 2012

reelsinreview:

Brave Directed by Mark Andrews & Brenda Chapman Release Date: June 22, 2012 Rated PG
Pixar Animation Studios has held top ranks in the film industry, and has pushed the boundaries on what we come to expect out of animated features. It doesn’t matter if we are talking about the first Toy Story, or Brave’s successor Up, each film embraces a plot that typically has grown up subject matter and makes it innocent. With Up we saw Carl dealing with the lose of his wife, Toy Story 3 the burden of growing up, and Brave dealing with the fight for freedom and change. With Princess Merida disagreeing with the fact that she must have an arranged marriage, she goes about dealing with this in a way we will not go into detail about because that’s the juicy part of what makes the movie good. This feature is something else with its very surprising plot twists, to laugh out loud dialogue the movie does hold its own end but not in a Pixar kind of way. Brave isn’t a bad movie at all, it’s just a little childish and doesn’t have the filling that we have found in Wall•E, Up, Cars, or even Monsters Inc. This adventure story is one that the entire family would enjoy and will more than likely send some of the you crying to its goose bump inducing scenes. During its technical aspects, Brave does not fall short with beautiful landscape designs and background noises and who can’t forget its great soundtrack. The movie can be intense for younger viewers but sustains a consistent pace through out. In the end, Brave is a great Disney movie, but falls short of being a great Pixar movie.
Final Rating: 7 bows & arrows, out of 10.
(Click on movie poster to view trailer)

reelsinreview:

Brave
Directed by Mark Andrews & Brenda Chapman
Release Date: June 22, 2012
Rated PG

Pixar Animation Studios has held top ranks in the film industry, and has pushed the boundaries on what we come to expect out of animated features. It doesn’t matter if we are talking about the first Toy Story, or Brave’s successor Up, each film embraces a plot that typically has grown up subject matter and makes it innocent. With Up we saw Carl dealing with the lose of his wife, Toy Story 3 the burden of growing up, and Brave dealing with the fight for freedom and change. With Princess Merida disagreeing with the fact that she must have an arranged marriage, she goes about dealing with this in a way we will not go into detail about because that’s the juicy part of what makes the movie good. This feature is something else with its very surprising plot twists, to laugh out loud dialogue the movie does hold its own end but not in a Pixar kind of way. Brave isn’t a bad movie at all, it’s just a little childish and doesn’t have the filling that we have found in Wall•E, Up, Cars, or even Monsters Inc. This adventure story is one that the entire family would enjoy and will more than likely send some of the you crying to its goose bump inducing scenes. During its technical aspects, Brave does not fall short with beautiful landscape designs and background noises and who can’t forget its great soundtrack. The movie can be intense for younger viewers but sustains a consistent pace through out. In the end, Brave is a great Disney movie, but falls short of being a great Pixar movie.

Final Rating: 7 bows & arrows, out of 10.

(Click on movie poster to view trailer)

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