ohhh my fave Disney movie is definitely Mulan!!! Gotta love 'Be a man' :)
Voodoo customs would be cool, I'd definitely be interested. And good times (for me anyway) are from 2am to 7am Sylestia time and 3pm ish (that's 7am aussie time I hope) But considering the crazy timezone I am in, I don't think that would be good for anyone else XD

Yep with the turn of the hour both the raffle and design contest are open.


Ahh I think I will cap it to one, I will put that on the post.

Awesome, thankies~

(Can we put other designs in our post? Designs we're not entering, but we just made for fun?)

Raffle
Its hard to pick favorites, so my list of disney favs: The Lion King, Sleeping Beauty, Bambi, Princess and the Frog, Hercules, and Beauty and the Beast! (those rank the top)
Oh, and Robin Hood and 101 Dalmatians
Any time is good for me, my schedule is crazy! I feel if you leave a long window like 24hrs that should be ample time!
I love your custom :)
I would like all my tickets on The Lion King Custom ^_^

Frog Prince


Megara from Disney's Hercules
Hades and the 3 fates decided not to let megara off so easily and so turned her into a zolnixi. Pain and Panic bumbled around meg and herc's lodging to leave no trace of the transformation that took place, but as always they botched there assignment. (hades should know better by now) Herc saw the two fleeing into the distance. He wandered the wood. Now pain and panic feared returning to hades. Meg wandered lost and confused the fates warping time in the woods. herc called to pegasus and rode out to save meg. He found her in the Darkest part of the woods where a trap was laid, meg jumped at herc and hissed, chasing him as far away as she could. James woods, er, Hades can be heard screaming in furry at pain and panic for there failure to keep herc clueless! Meg eventually caught herc and curled around his ankle, tripping him. She then pounced and gave him a smooch and she changed back into a human.

I guess hades will always use meg as his pawn but good always triumph's and love conquers all!

Mulan is pretty cool and she has to e one of my fav heroines

Was wondering where you wanted your tickets to go. thats my bad I didn't have on the post to say where you want them to go aha I have edited that lol

Sure just make sure that your real entry is apart from the others.

Okay, awesome. :)

Haha, oops sorry. All for the pretty pretty ryori please :)

Yaaay!

I already told you that it was tough trying to come up with a design...;w;

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At any rate, for the raffle~
My favorite disney movies.../looks at the list of disney movies I have pulled up
Probably Mulan, Lion King (the trilogy aha), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (I wanna watch it again...great soundtrack!), Up, Wreck-It-Ralph...and those are probably it for now aha. I know for sure that I like em though. c: Could watch em again if I count.
I'd like to place all 4 tickets on the Hyena Hysterics. <3

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For the design contest, I made a 2vis lighira of Mufasa's sky form. *u* I always thought he was giant and mystical when he was in the sky, speaking down to his son with words of advice in his big booming voice.



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I'm done writing my Prince story...it actually probably derailed from a prince plot entirely. I'm sorry. ;w; But I kinda like how this turned out, especially the Night Sky Lover griffi...and I rather not redo this story, so I'll leave it as is. ;w;

The Night Sky Lovers


(pretend that the girl's holding a telescope ;w; )

Once upon a time, there was a young boy and a young girl who lived in a countryside village. Both reveled in their childhood, playing with each other, laughing with each other, and tumbling down the hills with each other in the meadows.

But what brought them together was the beautiful sky every night. Almost every other night, they would sneak out of their houses to meet at the meadow, to lay down in the grass and look up at the night sky, dotted with stars and the moon. They loved to share this sky with each other the most, making up their own constellations, coming up with stories of who made the millions of stars, and telling each other that one day, they'll both be married under the beautiful sky.

As they grew up, the two increasingly embraced the night sky in their lives. The young girl bought a telescope, and the young boy bought parchments of paper and a pen. Together, they noted down all the constellations they made up, all the stars that they named and made stories of, and all the phases of the moon that they have seen every month. Their passion to explore the night sky's wonders kept twinkles in their eyes and big grins every day, looking forward to each night.

One night, the young girl was too sleepy to meet the young boy in the meadow, so the young boy went alone to see the stars that night. He unrolled his parchments of star maps and checked one each speckle in the sky. Like little children of his own, he smiled as he named off every star that he and his friend made, sitting under the vast sky that seemed to greet him by shining so brightly.

As the boy stared on and on into the night sky, the sky seemed to call out to him. "Come join us, come join us!" the stars chimed, tiny celestial voices chirping for him to join their ranks and take a place among them. The boy smiled, closing his eyes, laying down on the soft grass. "I wish I could," he whispered to the night sky.



He seemed to have fallen asleep, but when he opened his eyes again, his vision looked downward. He was no longer on the ground, because he was looking AT the ground! The grassy meadow was a green plain, and the village nearby seemed like tiny toy houses. He looked left and right, and noticed he was high in the air. The boy was no longer a boy, but a winged griffi, with wings that seemed to blend in with the starry night sky, and adornments as if he was a prince among the stars.

Amazed by his new form, he flew across the night sky, acquainting himself with the sky. The stars seemed to be happy as well, and could hear their tiny voices, happy that the young boy in griffi form could now be closer to them. The griffi seemed to soar higher and higher, reaching out and calling to his star children. Each star had a voice and personality, but they all loved the young boy for giving them names to call their own.

The young griffi couldn't take all the credit. He was modest, admitting that the stars had an equal loving mother, his friend, that helped name them and look after them. He remembered that she was sick that night. He decided to spend more time with the stars before returning back home, as he wanted to spend more time in his new form, a creature that can be one with the stars.

The griffi looked up at the stars as he flew, never leaving them for the light of day. He followed them, circling the world as the stars told him stories of how they were doing. Clusters of constellations turned into extended families. Stars that blinked out of existence were mourned for. Stars that were newly formed had tiny star shower parties to celebrate their birth. Giant glowing stars were told that they had to go on star dust diets, especially the sun that shines during the day, who didn't spend any time with the night stars. All of these stories gave the night sky its own depth, individuals full of life and relationships, much like the humans.

The griffi boy could not wait to come back to his friend to share with her all the different tales that he heard. However, when he flew back during the night in his village, he saw that the meadow was empty. The young girl would usually be there, telescope in hand, but apparently she wasn't. The griffi flew into the village, stopping by the girl's window.

The young girl was curled up in bed, quiet and alone. On the floor were rolled up parchments, the star maps the young boy drew up, and the telescope that was used to look at the stars.

"Aren't you going to go out to see your friend?" the young girl's mother called out from inside the house.

"He's not here!!" the girl cried. The griffi could hear crying and sadness in her voice as she curled up tighter in bed. "He disappeared on the night I wasn't there, and I don't want to see the night sky without him!"

The griffi despaired. "I'm here!" he called. "I'm right here, outside your window!" But it seemed like she could not hear him. He pawed at the window, but his actions made no sound. He flew back up to the night sky, asking why his friend could not hear him.

The stars sadly chirped that he was no longer a real being, but a star. The stars could not communicate with humans as they were, but by the young boy's wish to be with them, they were able to transform him into a star, like one of them. The griffi shape he took was simply a bright star to the humans on land. They said that the girl could theoretically see him, if she only looked outside at the night sky.

But the griffi was sad. He wanted to be side by side with his friend, sharing all the different stories that he heard from the stars with her. Even though he loved the night sky, he wanted someone to share it with.

The stars cried, asking for him to stay. But the griffi smiled meekly. "I'll always be with you," he told the stars. "Every night, my friend and I look after all of you, because you all mean everything to us. But I want to share the wonders of the night sky with my friend, and discover new ones with her. Being a star that dots the night sky would be a great life to live, but I wish to share my passion of looking at the stars each night with the girl I love."



Suddenly, the griffi's eyes opened. He didn't even notice he fell asleep. He was looking up at the stars again, but wasn't in the air. In fact, he was no longer a griffi. He looked at his hands hastily. They were human hands, and he was a young boy again. The grass around him was the meadow's grass.

"Tell our mother we said hi!" tiny celestial voices chirped. As he looked up, the stars seemed to twinkle brightly, signalling that they loved their human father, and though they will miss him, they want him to be happy.

The boy quickly got up and ran across the meadow back to the village, and rushed to his friend's house. He climbed up the edge of the house and stumbled into her room, telling her to wake up.

"W-what are you doing!? Where were you?!" the girl asked in shock. Apparently, it was a few days since since was sick, and the young boy was nowhere to be found ever since.

"The stars! They're alive!" The young boy tugged the young girl to the window, picking up the telescope and telling her to look up at them. "They wanted me to tell you that they said hi! I was with them all this time, and they told me lots of stories!"

Excited bits and pieces of all the stories that composed the stars came out of his mouth, all unorganized. The girl could hardly understand, but only laughed. She was glad that she had him back. The young boy promised to tell her everything he learned from the night sky stars. But the boy and the girl were happy to finally be united with each other again under the vast night sky, looking over the stars they loved so much.