PRINCESS YUM YUM...and tack
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEibvOWf8ppD31aLaINmEh2IEkjZ2wOe3T-uQPrdFKXKrL5xvGC8FBAW_jitwTuvBaQ_agaVunsoNiAhdc_6fiQYELJ4SyCPV-BMmIm9w_2Mp_WF__AQBchNvhqYruhLNgu2gMFW/s320/PrincessYumYum_Takv2.jpg)
I loved Thief and the cobbler by Richard Williams, it was done before CGI and I say that because there are moments which you would think could only be done with a computer and the fact that they were hand drawn will blow you away. Make sure to see the recobbled version if possible, well worth it.
I also highly recommend Williams book on animation, a treasure trove of goodness whether you animate or not.
I drew Princess Yum Yum in a more damsel in distress way which is quite the opposite of how she was in the film. She's quite the independent gal. But at the end, Tack steps it up a notch and kind of sweeps her off her feet, so that's more where this one was coming from.