Pros: Beautiful Ariel with some fun touches
Cons: Secondary prices are high
The Bottom Line:
This Ariel pin
Captures under sea, in glass
With friends suggested
Magic Under the Sea
You can’t have evil without magic to offset it, at least in
the Disney world. So, after spending
2018 releasing the Windows of Evil limited edition pin series, Disney released the
Windows of Magic pins in 2019. For each villain
they’d already featured, they released the hero or heroine that battled the
villain. So we got Ariel as one of the
Windows of Magic.
The main focus of his pin is Ariel in all her under the sea
beauty. She takes up three quarters of
the window with her red hair sweeping over her shoulders to rest in front of
her. She is looking out at us and
smiling. Above her, we get the blue of
the sea.
Again, it’s the little touches that make this so much
fun. The window frame looks like seaweed
on the sides and bubbles on the bottom with a sea shell like Ursula wore on the
very top. And in the bottom of the window,
we get bits of color that represent Sebastian, the king’s trident, and
Flounder. No, the characters aren’t
clear, but it is very easy to tell that they are being suggested by the way the
color and lines are laid out.
Again, the lines and colors easily suggest the stained-glass
window, and it is easy to get the big picture right away. Some of the smaller details require a closer
look, but I enjoy finding those things that make the pin so much fun.
I know some people love the villains, but I don’t know that
I would have bought the Windows of Evil series if I hadn’t first learned about
the Windows of Magic series. But I then
knew I had to get both. Ariel’s so
lovely that making her pin part of my world was an easy choice.
Here's a picture of the pin.
Here's a picture of the pin.
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