This Pop Culture Fan Art Is So Good That It's Almost Unbelievable

Twenty-seven-year-old French artist and illustrator Camille Fourcade is a force to be reckoned with. Her illustrative style has morphed and transformed many times over the years that she has been creating and sharing her work with the world.

Camille has a wealth of experience in the art industry, including directing an animated film, Valse à Quatre Mains (Waltz Duet)! Not only that, but she's created her own webtoon called "Tales of Love and Consequences."

If you're unfamiliar with webtoons, they are "a type of digital comic that originated in South Korea, usually meant to be read on smartphones." The term "webtoon" is relatively new, but considering they were designed for smartphones and smartphones themselves are a relatively new concept, that makes sense.

Dr. Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist, notes, "The most successful artists are those who can connect with their audience on a personal level, often through relatable themes and innovative storytelling." This insight highlights the importance of emotional engagement in art, much like the webtoons that Camille creates. For more on the impact of storytelling in art, visit Dr. Jonathan Haidt's website.

With that perspective and seeing the art that Camille creates and shares on social media, we know she's producing something truly fantastic.

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1. Belle (Beauty and the Beast)

"I love princesses, and I love flowers. So I draw princesses with flowers. "ludmila-cera-foce

2. Luna Lovegood (Harry Potter)

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3. Hermione Granger (Harry Potter)

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4. Harry Potter

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5. Princess Mononoke

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6. Mulan

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7. Rapunzel (Tangled)

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8. "Get Jinxed" (League of Legends)

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9. Ygritte (Game of Thrones)

"Weeeeeell, I don't really like this TV show, and I only watched the first episode. But currently, I enjoy drawing bad*ss characters or warriors, so I decided to test my own interpretation of Ygritte. Even though I don't fully understand the complexity of this character, I chose to focus on her style (and I obviously know she says, 'You know nothing, Jon Snow.')ludmila-cera-foce

10. Snow White

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11. Severus Snape (Harry Potter)

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12. "The Heir" (Tom Marvolo Riddle with his chamber of secrets' monster: the Basilisk)

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13. Ariel (The Little Mermaid)

"I love Ariel. I think her story is the most emotional for me. And the true Andersen version is so sad. What a cruel destiny for her."

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14. Bellatrix Lestrange (Harry Potter)

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15. Jasmine (Aladdin)

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16. Aurora/Briar Rose (Sleeping Beauty)

"The Sleeping Beauty" is one of my favorite Disney cartoons because I find it just beautiful. I love Aurora's design, and all the backgrounds are gorgeous (especially in the woods!). I enjoy drawing her in this atmosphere!ludmila-cera-foce

Camille does much more than fan art, and we couldn't recommend enough that you check out her webtoon. However, we had to highlight some of her additional Disney pieces that look significantly different from what we've shown you so far!

Esmeralda (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)

"I’m really happy to show you Esmeralda, painted with gouache. It was my first gouache painting experience, and I loved it, even if it was difficult."

Sleeping Beauty's Aurora and Phillip

The Princess and the Frog: Tiana and Naveen

Jim Hawkins (Treasure Planet)

"One of my commissions this month! I'm happy to have drawn him because I don't draw men very often, so it was a great exercise."

Queen Elsa (Frozen)

"Elsa, the beautiful and tormented one, with her stunning queen outfit. Seriously, I think she's got my favorite dress of all. I was so disappointed when she created her new pinup dress during the 'Let It Go' song."

Megara (Hercules)

"I didn't expect to draw her now, but I saw my 7-year-old cousin during Christmas, and I asked her who her favorite princess was, and she answered Megara! What a great surprise!I don't know if she can be called a princess, but to me, she is too underrated! I really love her story and her personality! She is unique, smart, and melancholic."

Pocahontas

Snow White

Briar Rose (Sleeping Beauty)

Ariel (The Little Mermaid)

Merida (Brave)

Mulan

Belle (Beauty and the Beast)

Rapunzel (Tangled)

"I think Tangled is my favorite Disney princess movie. It was like a revelation for me! In a way, maybe this is one of the things that gave me the impetus to become a professional illustrator."

Cinderella

Tiana (The Princess and the Frog)

"This is one of my favorite Disney princesses, especially because I love her motivation and determination to make her dreams come true, and how she isn't afraid to work hard to have her own restaurant."

Well, you've seen a great assortment of Camille's incredible artwork! Let us know in the comment section (but don't forget to follow her and keep up with her amazing work, either!)

Disney fan art time and time again gives us new and amazing ways to see our favorite characters and stories from Disney. That's definitely worth celebrating.