Back in early 2016, Josh Gad announced on Facebook an art contest and the winner would gain recognition and his/her piece would become the actor's FB banner. I really wanted to participate, but see, this contest was kind of around the time my family was preparing for my mom's funeral.After we buried her, I pretty much lost my will to draw, and procrastinated, thinking that the next day that I will finally start working on my Josh Gad piece. Before I knew it, the contest ended, Josh picked a winner and his/her banner now hangs proudly on his Facebook page. I pretty much hated myself during (and for most of 2016, I hated the entire world and everyone that lived in it too).Sometime after the contest ended, I got up the nerve to tweet Josh Gad if, even though it's over, I could at least make him a special piece. To show my appreciation for what a great actor he is (Olaf was one of those characters that got me through 2016). He actually tweeted me back saying that would be a great idea.That tweet was back in June 2016, and I was still pretty much in the worst of self-esteem: hating myself, hating people, hating the world (you could have very well just called me anti-Batman). And still lack of motivation to make something nice for someone I truly admire.When I went to the Philippines for the holidays back in December, a lot in me start to change. Just days before 2017 arrived, I started to see beauty in even the most destitute of places (but I still wouldn't even think of living in them, mind you); realize that despite there are bad people in the world, I can't forget the good who still make the world worth living; I started gaining more confidence, optimism, and positivity, even when bad days come my way in 2017; and that I don't have to be an intern at Nick or Pixar to be a good artist (they've been rejecting my before I even graduated from college back in 2015).I know I'm a good artist, and I know I draw great. I cherish my imagination no matter what people say about it (I believe there shouldn't be boundaries when it comes to crossovers). Back then, I tried to figure out how I could make Josh Gad's tribute perfect, as in it could look like it was made by a Frozen animator. In the duration of sketching the piece, I knew that the way I make it, with my own creativity and efforts, it was perfect just the way it was.This piece turned out better than I had in mind, and I'm proud of the way it turned out.I just tweeted this image to Josh Gad today. Why I chose today?Today is the premiere of. Josh Gad plays Le Fou in it.The films Josh Gad has either voiced or starred in: Frozen (voice of Olaf), The Angry Birds Movie (voice of Chuck), Pixels (Ludlow), Beauty and the Beast (Le Fou).It's the heroes Josh Gad played versus their "greatest enemies". (Yes, Pac-Man was a bad guy in Pixels...)I hope he likes it.