Russell Brand - Annie Leibovitz's Disney Dream Portraits. Twisted Disney Princesses art is Awesome! This twisted Disney Princess art by illustrator Jeffrey Thomas is absolutely bad-ass.
We have never seen the Disney princesses in this dark light before, but boy does it look fantastic! I would love to see versions of the movies transformed into this style. I know it would never happen, but holy cow would it be ever-so-cool. Its very easy to see hardcore heroines through the lens of a Disney Marvel mash-up. But the truth is, this art was done before Disney bought out Marvel. Check out the art below and tell us what you think!
The Top 10 Saddest Animated Films of All Time. Modern Day Disney Princesses Part 2: Prom Edition. We’ve recently just blogged about some modern interpretations of Disney princesses style.
But, we couldn’t help doing a sequel when we saw these beautiful illustrations on the Topshop Facebook page having the same Disney princesses concept. The illustrations featured stylized princesses and villains — even capturing the female essence of male villains’ style like that of Gaston’s and Hades’. The princesses are styled very sweet and ethereal whilst the villains are given the down right fierce looks. These looks are perfect for prom, so if you want to stand-out while channeling your favorite princess, check-out our match-ups for these darling looks. Below are magnificent prom dresses by renowned brands which are available at MissesDressy.com. Disney fun. Fallen Princesses by Dina Goldstein. 7 Classic Disney Movies Based On R-Rated Stories. Left on his own, Tarzan receives a telegram that reveals him as the rightful heir to Clayton's estate and all the property that comes with it (which includes Jane, because women are things).
Instead of saying the word, kicking Clayton out of his own house and claiming Jane for tax purposes, he chooses to stay silent, thinking that Jane is happy being with Clayton. 33 Things You Probably Didnt Know About The Toy Story Trilogy. Real Life Disney Princesses - StumbleUpon. It’s the childhood dream of many girls to become a Disney princess… and now photographer Ryan Astamendi is giving a few grown women the chance. His series of surprisingly accurate photographs puts models into pitch perfect costume, makeup and hair to create what looks like the movie screen come to life. As you will see in the photographs below, the models vary in their real-life likeness to the characters, proving that Astamendi is skillful at creating the look he desires. See Also CHINA’S FAKE DISNEYLAND: THE PARK THAT NEVER WAS Astamendi says of the sleeping beauty photo shoot, “I put between 30 and 40 hours of work into this, which seems to be the norm for these Disney character projects.”
What really surprised him about the project? What’s next in the series? Yep, not every girl wants to be a princess… so here’s Astamendi’s imaginative rendition of seductive Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Up next for Astamendi? Via: unrealitymag.com. 17 Things You Might Not Have Known About The Lion King. Call it the circle of life: many kids who saw 'The Lion King' in theaters when it opened in 1994 can now take their own kids to see it when the 3D version hits the cineplex on Sept. 16.
(The film hits both standard and 3D Blu-ray on Oct. 4.) Of course, it's hard to believe there's a generation that has never been exposed to 'The Lion King'; since the landmark Disney cartoon debuted, it has spawned an industry that's included two direct-to-video sequels, a TV series, several video games and a long-running Broadway musical. To celebrate the 17-year history of 'The Lion King,' Moviefone has unearthed 17 things you might not have known about the furry film fable, including which Oscar-nominated song Elton John thought would kill his career, the supposed secret "sex" scene, what that chant at the beginning of 'Circle of Life' means, and a precedent-setting blast of warthog flatulence. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Watch the trailer for 'The Lion King 3D' 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. A Few Cool Disney Princess Paintings. Disney princesses are most of our first childhood crushes, even if we didn’t quite understand it at the time.
After Topanga and Clarissa (who explained it all), they were our true childhood loves, and so we like to see them revisited from time to time. This isn’t a complete set gallery, but it’s a start, and worthwhile in its own right. It’s from Jace Wallace, and features a few Disney princesses painted in a pretty realistic manner, with close-ups to show just how much detail has gone into the paintings. I’m waiting for the day when they just start straight up remaking classic Disney movies with live action actors, and when that day comes, Mila Kunis should totally be Jasmine. Disney Dream Portraits - Celebrities playing Disney Princesses IRL. Disney Dream Portraits – Celebrities playing Disney Princesses IRL “Disney Dream Portrait” is a photo project by photographer Annie Leibovitz for Disney: put celebrities and staging them as Disney characters: Queen Latifah as Ursula (Little Mermaid), Penelope Cruz as Belle and Jeff Bridges in beast, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony as Princess Jasmine and Aladdin, Jessica Biel as Pocahontas, Scarlett Johansson as Cinderella and so on…
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