Some of the world’s most renown designers have come together to give our favorite Disney Princesses a high fashion makeover which will serve as the enhancing holiday displays at Harrod’s, Europe’s largest department store located in London, England.
Check out this awesome piece by Amy Mebberson who has imagined 11 of Disney’s best loved ladies as each one of the Doctors of Dr. Who! Which one is your favorite?
We all root for the Disney heroes, but what if they weren’t so lucky come the end of the film? What would a Disney villain do to celebrate their victory over all that is good and wholesome?!
Artist and Disney enthusiast Justin Turrentine has given it plenty of thought and released his version of the “happy endings” five old school Disney villains would get if their plans weren’t foiled by the good guys!
Cruella De Vil
Maleficent
Ursula
The Queen
Cinderella’s Stepmother and stepsisters
Justin is planning to create even more drawing featuring characters from Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, and more! We’ll keep you updated as they appear!
I found these interesting art pieces on Deviantart last week. They’re by the fantastic shoomlah, who has recreated the princesses as they would be if they wore costumes reflecting that of the historical time period! I think they’re fabulous! A lot of research must have gone into these, and the outcome is certainly to a high standard and they’re very beautiful pieces of art.
If you liked these, be sure to follow the links and check out even more of the artists gorgeous art. It deserves so much more recognition!
Hello there! Doing some looking on the internet, and it seems there’s a few auditions for Disneyland Paris for Character Lookalike Performers. The characters listedand the specifications include…
So if you have a good level of dance, you can participate in the parades. Auditionees have to be 18 or above!
“Contract start dates May/June 2012 for a minimum of 4 consecutive months. Housing possibilities. Candidates must resemble one or more of the above profiles, speak English or French and be a minimum of 18 years old. Please bring a non-returnable CV in French or English and a pen. Wear comfortable clothing as you will be asked to participate in a movement/dance combination. Candidates must be available until 6 pm.”
OPEN CALL AUDITION 7th MAY 2012 AT 10 am
Pineapple Dance Studios
7 Langley Street LONDON (opposite Covent Garden tube station)
You can find more auditions for other parks here…
What have you got to lose?
This seemed like a fitting song, given the content of the post!
Here are some super cool minimalist movie posters, created by the very talented Rowan Stocks-Moore. They’re really interesting to look at and they still somehow manage to capture the glorious magic of Disney.
You can find him on twitter here and on tumblr here!