Disney artwork

"It don't take a word, not a single word, go on and kiss the girl"

The famous Disney princesses have taken a step further with their happily ever afters. Courtesy of @goldoxi21 While some of the princesses are childbearing and the other royalties have already given birth, Russian artist Oksana

Learn more about Anna Belenkiy and how she is using her illustrations to dispel the myth of the perfect perinatal “happily ever after” and shine a light on postpartum struggles.

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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…

Some people think that learning about art history is only for artists, art critics, and those working in the art sphere. However, one artist thinks that it’s important for everyone to learn about it. To prove that, Spanish graphic designer and illustrator Carlos Gromo created a series of Disney characters inspired by famous paintings to help people to memorize these classics better. Scroll down for Bored Panda’s interview with the artist!

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Commissioned artwork done in Photoshop CS5 with a Wacom Cintiq 12WX.