Aristocats in Once Upon A Studio

Parisian Cats - art by Alley McGlynn Illustration

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Marie from Aristocats

Art process video: https://www.instagram.com/p/CmfNHz8IwfH/

The Aristocats: Berlioz —Aesthetic

Berlioz's Character & Personality

Berlioz is the youngest kitten of Dutchess. He's usually quiet, but mischievous. Berlioz is passionate about music. Specifically, he loves jazz and enjoys playing the piano. Berlioz isn't easy to impress and can be annoyed rather quickly. He's usually the first to make a snide look or comment toward things he doesn't like. Still, Berlioz is as naive and sweet-natured as his siblings.

The Aristocats: Toulouse —Aesthetic

Toulouse's Character & Personality

Toulouse is the eldest kitten of the triplets. He loves milk and wishes to meet tough alley cats. Thus, Toulouse often tries to appear tough by puffing up and hissing. He most likely does this as the eldest sibling, believing he's responsible for protecting his family because, he dislikes anyone attempting to cause them harm. Otherwise, Toulouse is fairly laid-back and easygoing as the most playful of the three kittens. Additionally, he aspires to be a painter and practices his painting daily.

The Aristocats: Dutchess —Aesthetic

Dutchess' Character & Personality

Being a pet to an Aristocrat, Dutchess is quite devoted to her owner as an elegant, beautiful and ladylike cat. Generally, she's kind, friendly, sweet and compassionate to everyone. Thus, Dutchess is able and willing to befriend anyone regardless of their background. As a mother, she's caring and protective toward her children. In addition, Dutchess tries to encourage them to develop into proper members of French society. Due to this, she's slightly pacifistic, as she scolds her kittens for "play-fighting". Dutchess is also a connoisseur of music and presumably teaches her kittens to practice the arts.

The Aristocats (1970)

France, 1970.

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