Realistic disney princess

I love all of these except Megara. She's not quite right.

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.

Real hair is not plastic. And that means it moves with the wind. However, when you look back at Disney movies, one thing is very clear, they didn't care about hair physics. That might be because they had to hand-draw a lot of things or because they always wanted their Princesses to look perfect. Whatever

Andhika Muksin is a huge Disney fan. He has been photoshopping Pocahontas, Ariel, and other princesses into celebrity photos for quite some time, but he has more tricks up his sleeve as well. One of them is bringing these beloved characters down to earth. We've already showed you a collection of portraits where Muksin strips away the glam surrounding these gals and portrays them in a more 'realistic' way, but the series is so good, we couldn't resist presenting his newest work. From getting…

Step into the magical world of Aesthetic Wallpaper Realistic Disney Princess with this vibrant painting of Anna from Frozen. Relish her bravery and optimism, beautifully portrayed in this captivating Aesthetic Wallpaper. The enchanting Princess painting immerses you in Anna's wintery tale. Optimized for iPhone and Android screens, this wallpaper delights Disney fans.

"I've wanted Maleficent to be the first villain in the series for a while now, ever since I made the mental leap between Maleficent's horns and 15th century horned hennins. The time period works out pretty well, actually, since I wanted her to look a little more dated than Aurora's 1480's getup- both houppelandes and horned hennins were all the rage during the early- to mid-1400's, and they make for pretty good analogues to her official costuming. Sexy stuff."

There are several aspects of Disney films that don't quite match up to reality, from talking animals to unbelievably tiny waistlines to magic spells. Noticing that Disney princesses' hair often behaves in ways that are just as fantastical as the characters' lives, BuzzFeed illustrator Loryn Brantz decided to depict what our favorite animated heroines would look like with hair more true to life. Brantz's humorously retouched images depict everyday hair problems that we can all relate to…

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…

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