True Colours - Brightheart and Cloudtail [COMPLETE WARRIORS MAP]
Avaltah
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After nine months, I am over the moon that I am able to release this MAP. Brightheart has always been a character that meant a lot to me. I can remember the first time reading the scene in which she had realised she lost her face, and had Cloudtail comforting her. That got to me in a way I can’t describe. This is just one of the many examples the Warriors series has touched my heart, and I can’t thank each of the animators enough for helping me bring this scene alive. You all worked so hard and I can tell, and honestly I’ve been so privileged to have gotten to know each of you. I didn’t give any script or designs for this MAP at all, and you were all so creative!❥ —————————— i currently only have one more open map! • Video :)
Special thanks to each of these wonderful animators who put their time into this project: Soprose Rivers, Artsiewolf, Purple Oort-Cloud, Cirma, Moldypaw, Emeald, Mist, Bosley Boz, Tainted Stream, Lynch_Drawz_, Maera Fey, Icefelis Otsukimi, Foxtasix, CoffeeBearCub, Spaghetti Animations, Cirma, River da coffee god, crowcappucino, SaraXu and Nyalenn. (and also thank you Bosley Boz for the thumbnail!:) some parts were edited only slightly to match the flow of the music! —————————— Music © Dreamworks’s Trolls the Movie Characters, plot, and the book series Warriors © Erin Hunter Piano music in credits © TutorialsByHugo All animations and art belong to their rightful owners. I do not take credit for them. I am not making money off this video nor do I intend to.
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