Realistic disney princess

No matter how many artist's renditions of animated characters we see, we'll never get tired of them!

If you liked them before, you will love these new ones

The girls from animated movies always look flawless, whether they’re a mermaid that has just come out of the water or they’re a princess with dry, perfectly combed hair gently swaying in the breeze. If a beautiful princess spends most of her life sleeping, she’ll never wake up with tangled or even slightly out of place hair. She will look as if she had just come out of the salon. Wind, water, humidity, and dust — nothing seems to ruin the magical hairdos of these Disney characters.

Holly Fae was simply chilling on her bed when a sudden thought came to her mind: she should re-create Elsa the Disney princess. Fae immediately picked up her iPad and opened up Procreate, giving the beloved Frozen character a new twist. You see, instead of transforming Elsa's appearance into something new and surprising, Fae opted for a more... familiar look. She tried to reimagine what the princess would look like with more realistic proportions. After completing her work, Fae shared the…

realistic disney princesses... so amazing!

Most of us love cartoons. They were a huge part of childhood, teaching us valuable lessons, taking us on adventures we could only dream of. Most of us also had a favorite cartoon character that we looked up to, wanted to be like. But have you ever wished that cartoon characters were a little bit more realistic? It can be hard to relate to someone with overdramatized features—huge eyes, a tiny waist, etc. Well, this artist, known on social media as Toyboyfan, decided to show us what…

Disney gave us a colorful bunch of friends to grow up with. Some were bold, expressive, and charismatic. Others were quiet, deep thinkers, carrying a world of emotions in their kind hearts. But as different as they were on the inside, most of them were very similar on the outside.

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The Walt Disney Company gave the world many female characters, and princesses were the most popular among them. The first Disney princess was Snow White, and this animated movie was released 81 years ago in 1937. Isabelle Staub, a painter from Pennsylvania, has redrawn her favorite characters, and now it feels almost as if these movies have just been released. Not only do they look up-to-date, they also please the eye with their bright colors and strict lines. We at Bright Side liked this…