What impact did Disney have on your childhood (granted that it did at all)? Did it inspire you? Did it make you dream about being a princess or a prince? Did it help you spur your creativity?
Well, for these artists, Disney never ceases to be a pool of inspiration, especially when it comes to its female heroines. Whether you get the Disney appeal or not, we can all appreciate these artistic attempts solely for their artistic value. Beautiful artwork from various creatives keeps popping up on social media feeds so, once again, we have compiled a list to show off the pieces that we liked the most. Scroll down below to see them all and vote for the ones you liked the most!
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My daughter (5) walked up to me, announced "That's Mr. Chocolate." and walked away o_O
She looks so beautiful! She also looks she's saying "Aladdin, are you ready for the party?"
As a liberal, I believe that Disney is reality and representative of me and my mental disorders. I'm valid and empowered by massive corporations.
She isn't Princess Jasmine anymore...she is QUEEN Jasmine! She looks so innocent but so..idk..WONDERFUL!
More detail. And a bit more artistically drawn. Can you seriously not see that?
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Listen to party girl the song while scrolling tell me if it matches perfectly
She worked hard to get those legs, of course she has to show them off!
This is closer to fact. Disney remade her to fit modern "beauty standards ". In reality she was fairly short and what is currently considered overweight. Beauty standards are a load of hogwash. In her historic portraits I think she's a little cutie. They shouldn't have felt the need to glam her.
Note: this post originally had 80 images. It’s been shortened to the top 40 images based on user votes.
If you follow Bored Panda you have seen Disney Princesses turned into everything under the sun.
You mean the cookie cutter portraits of archibald.art.
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Wow, Disney Princesses huh? how did you come up with that?! brilliant
I really appreciate the work and re-imagining of other artists, but what is the obsession with redrawing Disney Princesses? I feel like whenever there is nothing to report on in the news or discuss in greater details, listicle sites fall back on the old trope of: "Here are 50 Disney princesses re-imagined as members of 1980s hair bands." Perhaps, I'm finally getting old and out of touch- oh, no! (The horrour). Why not redraw Marvel characters or characters from other books, movies, and novels. Perhaps feature work by artists designing their own original characters as well. I would love to see some original character designs.
I just realized something. Disney princesses are our collective culture's gods. Every culture has statues and paintings of its gods and their stories in multiple iterations. They even have their "domains". Goddess of books, goddess of the sea, goddess of war, goddess of the forest, goddess of magical hair.
I love how you can see all of the different artists styles... but there are a few too many of them.
Yah all they did was either give them legs or pretty-fy them. I was expecting more. But if the title changes it would be more accurate
There person who did the same bust, reworked over and over also did the wedding dress ones and others on this list. I think the ones that look like this are part of a series, kinda like a Warhol. Click on his link below a picture and you'll see what I mean. He's very talented and far from lazy. The link says archibald.art
I love all of the different artists that contributed and how some have different body shapes. It's very unique and I appreciate the modern touch.
Which ones, exactly? And can we see examples of your art , please? #Calloutbullies
Load More Replies... If you follow Bored Panda you have seen Disney Princesses turned into everything under the sun.
You mean the cookie cutter portraits of archibald.art.
Load More Replies... Wow, Disney Princesses huh? how did you come up with that?! brilliant
I really appreciate the work and re-imagining of other artists, but what is the obsession with redrawing Disney Princesses? I feel like whenever there is nothing to report on in the news or discuss in greater details, listicle sites fall back on the old trope of: "Here are 50 Disney princesses re-imagined as members of 1980s hair bands." Perhaps, I'm finally getting old and out of touch- oh, no! (The horrour). Why not redraw Marvel characters or characters from other books, movies, and novels. Perhaps feature work by artists designing their own original characters as well. I would love to see some original character designs.
I just realized something. Disney princesses are our collective culture's gods. Every culture has statues and paintings of its gods and their stories in multiple iterations. They even have their "domains". Goddess of books, goddess of the sea, goddess of war, goddess of the forest, goddess of magical hair.
I love how you can see all of the different artists styles... but there are a few too many of them.
Yah all they did was either give them legs or pretty-fy them. I was expecting more. But if the title changes it would be more accurate
There person who did the same bust, reworked over and over also did the wedding dress ones and others on this list. I think the ones that look like this are part of a series, kinda like a Warhol. Click on his link below a picture and you'll see what I mean. He's very talented and far from lazy. The link says archibald.art
I love all of the different artists that contributed and how some have different body shapes. It's very unique and I appreciate the modern touch.
Which ones, exactly? And can we see examples of your art , please? #Calloutbullies
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