Animal Deconstruction

Here are the two pictures I chose for my blog. both of these pictures are from the disney movie tangled.
Picture 1:

Picture 2:

Tangled is a movie based on a lost princess and her hilarious journey back home. 

when contrasting the color between the two pictures, there are obvious differences. in picture 1, a complementary color scheme is used. it uses hues of pink, green, and brown. in picture 2, i feel like they use a monochromatic color scheme. They have various saturations of blue throughout the whole picture, with a couple hints of green, white, and brown. in picture 1 are much brighter than in picture 2. the way they use the green on brown and the pink on brown really brighten up both the chameleon and the princess. the colors in picture 2 are not quite as bright, and the white on blue doesn't brighten up the picture at all. the saturation in picture one is clearly stronger than in picture 2. the green color of the chameleon in picture 1 stands out the most because the color is very intense. however, i really couldn't pick out the strongest saturation in picture 2. the strength and intensity of the colors in that picture are all somewhat similar. 

as for movements, picture 2 allocates much more movement than picture 1. in picture 1, they use parallel movements with the way the situate the princess and the chameleon. they do this so this shows how much larger the princess is than the reptile. i think they put the reptile's arms out to show a bit of a change in the picture. in picture 2, they have everything going up and down. their bodies, their faces, his bag, and their hair. they do this to show the effect of them falling. also, they picture the branch in there as well to show that they are falling past it. as for overlapping movements, it is clear in picture 1 that there is so many smaller segments to show the bigger movement going on. the dress on the reptile, the expression on his face, the expression on her face, and his body movement. it shows that she is dressing him, he doesn't like it, and she does. as for picture 2, it is one big movement. it is clear that they are falling, and that is it. they have the same face expression, and the same body movement. as for weight in both pictures goes to everybody's face expression. that shows the whole idea of what everyone is thinking in both pictures.