I sure wouldn't mind! Until then, you have a gif hunt of her (42 Gifs) right there. I'll try and set up a gif hunt once I'm done with the one I'm working on right now. Is there a video in particular you'd like me to gif though, or a role? I added under a cut a list of bootlegs I have with her as well, if you want me to see what I can gif from them.

Well, you can find a few gif hunts of her right under. That’s quite a few, though, if you still would like me to make gifs, please let me know and send me some videos and I’ll do that. I also have the two If/Then bootlegs I could gif if you’d like. So, yep, just let me know!

Hope this helped!

As I got quite a good deal of requests about these CS6 serials, I thought I’d only answer one question. No, sadly, these were the only ones I had. If they don’t work anymore I can’t provide others, but I’d suggest googling ‘photoshop cs6 serial’ and looking around a bit and I’m sure you’ll find something. I made a post about it a while ago, so please, before sending asks, read a little.

Not sure this is an actual question, but well, I found you some videos featuring ballet. So, hopefully this helps you! I did my best to mostly keep HQ videos so your gifs will come out nicely (since I assume it’s for gifs). But enjoy!

Complete ballets/Ballets teasers

Misc.

+ This Teen Vogue ballet series ‘Strictly ballet’

There’s also a TV show called ‘Bunheads’ which might also be nice, though I’ve never watched it, but if you take a look, I’m sure it features some ballet dancing.

I don’t have an age range, so I’ll do my very best with what I’m given. First though, I’d suggest for you to check this fancast by benedicthelps out, as Doe gives some really good suggestions in there, my favorite being Honoka Miki. As for some other suggestions, here you go - 

Hope this helped!

Hm, not that I think of? 

Not right now, but I sure can find you something. First, what’s a fairytale my little friend, that’s what we’re going to have to check. Every website will approximately tell you something along the lines of this:

We can also see, as we read some or just open an encyclopedia that most of them are set in a still quite european ‘faraway land’, in a medieval ‘once upon a time’. The only thing you have to set your fairytale within a specific place or culture is the folklore you are going to use. After all, if you set your story in a very clear place, it might lose the charm of the mystery. When it comes to this ‘Once Upon a time’ though, the thing will have to be tackled. But starting with the formula has its charm, but if you want your tale to be set nowadays, it’s not saying ‘Once upon a time in 2014’ that will change something. It’s showing us the differences between the middle ages and now. 

The thing about fairytales though, the why we still have them today, is because they are and will always be relevant to people. Maybe in different ways, but it’s the point. Even if we imagine them being set far away, far behind in time, they’re still actual. Even if they feel old to some, it’s how mysterious they are about time and space that give them their charm, and this universality. Setting them in a specific time and place takes this a in a whole different way, even if it’s a fun exercise.

I’d suggest trying to re-write classic tales before you start writing your own though. Find some old ones you love and find your way to find the right balance between the story and our modern times. An exercise that might not be that simple.

So now, you have to pick elements on your culture you want to see in your tale. A princess dressed in Elie Saab, a prince fresh out of Eton and an internet fairy that cuts your connection after you stayed too long on the internet.

Just so I can give you things to read, this fairytale book used to be one of my very favorites growing up, and it’s full of tales, some originals and some rewritings of classics that might interest you.

And in the end, that’s the whole point of setting a fairytale nowadays. Make it closer, let you touch it. But while some centuries ago writing something everyone would understand and dream of was easier, nowadays, even with globalization, culture is one complicated thing to get, and something that will blend well with one won’t be understood by another. That’s why writing fairytales set in our days is about finding a right middle between our modern culture and this universal mystery of the where and the when.

And remember, our world is now so multicultural, if you set a fairytale nowadays, you can set it anywher. Doesn’t have to be Europe. And something set in Egypt, in Alaska or in Argentina won’t end up the same. Of course life in these countries is different, but you know what is too?Their culture, folklore and creatures. So get diverse with that, and good luck!

Oh and a last link about how people relate to fairytales, their universality and what's hidden inside them.

Honestly, I don't see it that much. Maybe try to go for half-sisters instead?

I do yes, but it might take a while as I have some on my to-do list. Still, feel free to send a request in! And thank you very much for the Wicked dreamcast!