Here's the link: Well anyways, the drawing took one hour to draw out and to shade and fill. It is called Teeny Tiny and the Witch Woman and man let me tell you this short is scary, its has a basic premise: A 'old turkish' tale about three brothers whos mother doesnt allow them to play in the forest do to the 'Witch Woman' and her appetite for young children/little people. If anyone would want to see this animated short (which, if you haven't seen this before, I would highly recommend anyone to watch it at least once).

Now have seeing this again for the second time, I can say it not as scary as I remember it, but that Witch's voice and the way she was illustrated, I can see why I was scared of this back then (her voice still kind of startles me). Until recently, I saw the VHS tape for Teeny Tiny & The Witch Woman at the libaray for sale for 50 cents and bought it. I have not seen Teeny Tiny short since then. And that voice she does after running into the 'mountain' of needles scared me so much that when I first watched this back when I was five, I ran out of my house screaming (mind you at this time, I've watched countless number of horror movies, I was not easily scared) and had nightmares for months. That grizzly and un-human voice was extremely bizarre and very unsettling. The opening of it and (mostly) it was the look and the voice of 'The Witch Woman' (which I think they refer to her as Aunty). Now, the story itself isn't scary at all and wasn't what scared me back when I was five. Something I've always wanted to draw, but never got the chance to (until a few days ago).Įveryone has that one thing that scared them in their childhood and the 'The Witch Woman' from the animated short Teeny Tiny and the Witch Woman (made in 1980), was the thing that scared me back in the day.

Teeny tiny witch