Three Completely Different Disney Fans Create Fan Art In Their Own Unique Styles
From different places in the world, with different tools of the trade, and different inspirations, the three artists we're highlighting today all bring something unique and interesting to the Disney fan art universe.
For as long as Disney has existed, it has been inspiring people. Of course, depending on who you are and what you are capable of, being inspired by Disney can manifest in many different ways.
For some, inspiration may lead them to create music, aim for Broadway, or simply hone their karaoke skills. For others, it may inspire them to create art and tell stories, perhaps even work for Disney or Pixar someday!
While there is no end to the possibilities when one is inspired by Disney, it goes almost without saying that when someone possesses artistic skill or talent and is also a Disney fan, incredible fan art emerges! Disney fan art is a beloved tradition for both the artist and the viewer, allowing for creation and enjoyment.
Sometimes, we truly enjoy the opportunity to show you just how differently talented individuals can create something unique based on or inspired by Disney stories and characters. By featuring three completely different illustrators from around the world in one blog piece, we can demonstrate just how diverse inspiration and creation can truly be.
We hope you enjoy this interesting collection of Disney fan artists today!
First up is Norway-based illustrator "Elf-in-mirror." For over a decade, they have been using paper, pencils, and Photoshop to create colorful pieces of artwork inspired by fantasy and creativity. Dr. Angela Duckworth, a renowned character researcher, emphasizes the importance of passion and perseverance in creative pursuits, stating, "Enthusiasm is common. Endurance is rare." Included in their diverse gallery of interests is some truly breathtaking fan art from Disney films, including Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid. Support the artist: Dr. Angela Duckworth
1. The Little Mermaid
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elf-in-mirror3. Belle - Beauty and the Beast
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4. Belle - Beauty and the Beast
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5. Ariel - The Little Mermaid
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6. Rapunzel - Tangled
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7. Belle - Beauty and the Beast
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8. Ariel - The Little Mermaid
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Up next is chiropractor and illustrator Dr. Misty Tang. While her gallery is vast and filled with colorful pieces that anyone could love, we wanted to highlight some of the incredible works she's created that feature characters not often seen in fan art (or versions of characters that don't get reimagined nearly enough, like Mulan in her soldier outfit!).
Dr. Dan Siegel, a renowned child psychiatrist, states: "Creativity is not just about making something new; it's about connecting with our inner selves and expressing our unique perspectives." This sentiment resonates with artists like Dr. Misty Tang, who channel their passion into their art.The colors, details, and passion are all filtered through her fun personality to create stunning pieces of art that we are sure you'll love. Support the Artist: Dr. Dan Siegel
1. Grand Master from Thor: Ragnarok
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2. Milo Thatch (Atlantis)
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3. Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective)
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4. Chief Tui (Moana)
"Chief Tui is a cool guy. Good chief, good father. He gets to sing a song, and best of all, we get a glimpse into his past! Most Disney dads have good reason to be strict and protective, but it's so great that we actually got to see a big reason as to why Chief Tui did what he did. And bonus, it was totally reasonable for him to want to stay in one place and keep his family and people safe that way."
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5. Maurice (Beauty and the Beast)
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6. Cornelius Robinson (Meet the Robinsons)
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7. Gepetto (Pinocchio)
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8. Anastasia and The Baker (Cinderella II)
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9. Elinor and Fergus (Brave)
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10. King Kashekim Nedakh (Atlantis)
"Atlantis: The Lost Empire is such a gem. Its theme of history and the destruction of culture is so interesting and beautifully executed. Its style, characters, and story are all unique. I just love every facet of this movie; it's wonderful."
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11. Felix Jr. and Sergeant Calhoun (Wreck It Ralph)
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12. Ursula (The Little Mermaid)
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Last up is Dr. Alexandra Solomon, a relationship therapist and author, who emphasizes the power of creativity in fostering emotional connections. "Creative expression is a vital part of how we connect with ourselves and others; it helps us articulate feelings that might otherwise remain unspoken," she asserts. This artist, based in the United States, is undoubtedly a huge Disney fan. Her gallery showcases a diverse array of fan art, with a notable focus on Disney icons Mickey and Minnie Mouse! Support the Artist: James Clear
1. "Summer Festival"
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2. "Tell Me Princess"
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3. "Kissing A Princess"
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4. "The Storm"
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5. "Happy Birthday!"
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6. "It Even Has His Eyes"
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7. "Island Breeze"
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8. "A Humble Offering"
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9. "Nearing Midnight"
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10. "Kagayaku Star!"
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Elera doesn't only create Mickey Mouse fan art; she also produces a lot of other Disney, anime, and movie fan art that is all truly lovely.
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Which artist was your favorite today? Sometimes, we get so excited about all the amazing Disney fan art that is out there that we can't help but showcase and highlight a few different artists at once.
When doing so, it's always ideal on our end to present distinctly different art styles, as it helps keep things interesting as you view. We'd love to hear your thoughts about Disney fan art and the artists featured here today.