When I decided that my website would be the eventual host for all of my existing free-for-color linearts, the only thing holding me back was the linearts that had definitely not aged well. Art I drew back in the olden days, or art that was rushed and unpolished. So, my plan for moving my hundreds of existing lines onto yampuff.com included a goal of updating and fixing up all linearts I’m unsatisfied with.
For the most part that meant minor fixes and tweaks, adding in pupils to the blank-eyed linearts I began drawing few years ago (that my colorists were never fans of), shrinking a few heads or aligning some eyes. For other linearts, a full revamp was needed. I put those to the side, to work on in my free time. And so, and old favorite got a much-needed facelift.
Disney’s Rapunzel
I made the original lineart for a coloring contest on DeviantArt. I think it was the first lineart I made with blank eyes, so as to give colorists the chance to make their own eye style. It turned out not to be a popular feature and I eventually stopped doing it. This lineart was the addition to my Disney Princess lineart collection I was more unsatisfied with and as time went by I became more and more unhappy with it. It was one of the first linearts I knew I would have to revamp before bringing it over to yampuff.com.
And revamp it I did! I tried to keep the soul of the original intact, since I did like the old pose and the flowers, focusing just on improving the art. I fixed her dress to be closer to the official Disney design and removed Pascal, as drawing chameleons was never a specialty of mine. The hair also underwent some restyling.
Rapunzel is not one of my favorite Disney movies (although the floating lantern scene is MAGNIFICENT) – but I do like Rapunzel herself quite a lot. She’s an artist, ditzy and goofy, but also sweet and likeable. Not to mention making her hair this incredibly annoying burden they have to carry around the whole film, almost like a third character, was kind of a brilliant idea.
Anyways, what you’re all here for: The Lineart! You’ll be able to find it under the Linearts > Fanart section of the website, and also right here.
Rapunzel Lineart
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You can download this lineart for digital coloring, or print it for traditional coloring and/or card making. You can upload your finished, colored image or photo anywhere on the web as long as credit and/or link back is provided! If you tag or message me on any of my social media pages I’ll like it and maybe share it to my page! On DeviantArt I’ll add the work to my coloring Fanclub. I love seeing the creativity that goes into the coloring process!
Please note that my linearts are for personal, non-commercial use only. Do not download the lineart and upload it somewhere else uncolored. If you want to share my lineart, link back. Do not submit your coloring of my lineart as a print, or as a t-shirt on a site like Zazzle or Etsy. If you’re interested in a collaboration to sell stuff with my work, contact me and we’ll see if something can be worked out.
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Happy Coloring!
Thanks very much!
This is so, so cute, I already downloaded and printed a bunch of your drawings yesterday but will probably do this one next.
Thank you so much. I love your images.
Hugs, Kirsten
You’re welcome, enjoy! 🙂