Today's post is about: The Little Girl Who Was Forgotten (a video)
I want to apologise first for being late with this post. I've had some difficulties logging in my blogger account, but that is over now, or so I sincerely hope.
Now, I discovered a YouTuber recently who makes wonderful animations. His stories are dark, Gothic fairy-tales, in the style of Neil Gaiman and Tim Burton. As I am a big fan of both Gaiman and Burton, and of those stories that are a bit dark in a sympathetic way (namely, focusing on outcasts and such), I thought I'd share one such fairy-tale animation with you.
"The Little Girl Who Was Forgotten" is about a small girl, Emmeline, who went unnoticed by everyone, including her parents. One night, she wished upon a star to have a friend and her wish was granted, but loneliness and lack of love had already created a festering wound inside her heart and tragedy strikes. I think this is a lovely animation. I hope you enjoy it and check out other animations by this person.
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7 comments:
Gaiman and Burton inspired, wow now this I have to look at :D
This is a wonderful story - I liked how the Emily's emotions were reflected through her "friend". Thanks for sharing this. The ending made me sad, but it is perfect for the message it conveys.
How marvelous. I love the animation and the narrators voice. The story is so sad. Great post!
First I hope your blogger issues are fully resolved-I had some problems last month that really irked me.
Second this was lovely; I will definitely have to check out the other animations too.
Wow, what a wonderfully tragic tale! The animation and music was fantastic. Great post!
so cool!
LOL - loved how it said it was for everyone including the postman!
It was horribly sad. I loved the illustrations, but again, it was terribly sad. Depressing, but beautiful. I loved it.
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