[ SECRET POST #2644 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2644 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

06. http://oi60.tinypic.com/2cfb9yf.jpg

[pts]

It's okay for art to be sad. I don't think you need to be ashamed of finding this to be an artistically resonant moment worth commemorating in sculpture.

[diet_poison]

ia

[inkdust]

Some desperately sad moments are some of the most worth commemorating in art. Honestly, show me a museum of art only depicting happy moments.

[(Anonymous)]

I hear the Pieta is kind of a downer. This would be an amazing statue, I'm just not sure where they'd put it.

[silvereriena]

Maybe they can build one in front of the Disney animation studio. Not that they ever would, I don't think.

[laila]

And now it just hit me how much this scene looks like one of those Greek statues.

But yes, it would be a really pretty statue.

[elaminator]

Ooo, that would be really pretty and now I want it to happen as well. Maybe Disney will eventually do something with it.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a beautiful image and with a strong message of self-sacrifice for the same of those you love. I'd probably buy it if they made a statuette (and if it wasn't crazy expensive).

Both of them or just Anna?

[nyxelestia]

While the whole scene is really beautiful and really powerful, Anna on her own like this is a much better 3-dimensional composition than her and Anna together (especially if it's an unpainted statue/one without color distinction).

And if it's just Anna, then while it is still connected to a sad scene it looks a lot less sad on its own and emphasizes the heroics of her sacrifice.

So maybe Disney can make that? :)

(Yes, I know, it's unlikely any of this will happen, but a girl can have pragmatic dreams, right?)

In all seriousness, though, OP, I don't blame you for wanting a statue of this moment - it really is a beautiful and powerful scene and would make for a wonderful state. :)

[(Anonymous)]

I have to admit that I always laugh at the puff of air that comes out of the statue... I get that it's her last breath and all, but it just... I dunno... it just makes me giggle

[(Anonymous)]

It makes me wet

(not joking!)

[othellia]

My uncle started giggling when my family went with his family to see it (their first, our second). And then because he was giggling, my sister and I started involuntarily giggling, and then my aunt started angry shushing him, and I don't even know what my 10-year-old cousin must've been thinking at that point.

[sassyinkpen]

I'm not sure I think this IS such a terribly sad moment - It's a moment in which Anna felt overwhelming love for her sister, and it's the ultimate act of true love moment that they've been searching for.

[(Anonymous)]

I WILL BUY THIS IF DISNEY MAKES THIS

(ARE YOU LISTENING DISNEY ARE YOU LISTENING)

[silver_rose86]

I want it in a snow globe that plays, "Do You Want to Build a Snow Man?"

[diet_poison]

I agree, that really is beautiful.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Elsa Pieta.

[(Anonymous)]

You know, I don't think it's all that sad. It's actually pretty beautiful, given the context: it's an expression of "true love."

So, think of it that way, OP. You want to memorialize a moment of altruism and selflessness.