Disney Princesses and Sailor Moon Drawn in a Style That is Greatly Influenced by Traditional Japanese Prints

Out of all the art genres, Ukiyo-e is undoubtedly among the greatest. Ukiyo-e is one of Japan's most important genres of traditional art. The direct translation of the name is “the pictures of the floating world,” and it illustrates the Japanese woodblock prints typical of the 17th to 19th centuries.

Considering how traditions eventually fade away, it's always wonderful when artists decide to merge the present with the past by creating remakes.

This time, Ukiyo-e is receiving a fascinating and unusual remake. Artist Ono Tako has created a series of beautiful prints featuring Disney and Sailor Moon characters that you will definitely fall in love with.

Snow White Taking a Bite of the Queen's Infamous Apple

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Love the Hairstyle

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Instead of the Usual Glass Slipper, Cinderella is Trying on a Traditional Japanese Geta

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Pretending as If She Doesn't Already Know It Will Fit

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The Little Mermaid Seemingly Drowning Underwater

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Frozen's Elsa Taking Care of Her Younger Sister Anna

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Olaf Seems to Be Struggling Here

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And Last but Not Least, Sailor Moon!

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