Mexican Artist Has Given Disney Princesses A Mexican Makeover And They're Spicy
"It took me almost 2 months to complete this project 'Princesas a la Mexicana.'"
Mexican artist Aida Sofia Barba Flores has given Disney princess fan art a colorful new twist, and the results are hard to miss. Her illustrations blend familiar characters with traditional Mexican style, creating a look that feels fresh, bold, and full of personality.
Flores, who is based in Guadalajara, Mexico, works as a freelance illustrator, character designer, 2D builder, and cleanup artist. Her project, Princesas a la Mexicana, reimagines Disney princesses with Mexican dresses, different features, and a more culturally grounded look.
The collection has plenty to look at, and each piece adds another layer to the idea. Read on to see how she transformed these classic characters.
1. Ariel_Nayarit
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A bold take on a familiar favorite.
4. Modern Witch
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5. Rapunzel_Michoacan
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6. Elsa_Morelos
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7. Underwater
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8. Aurora_Jalisco
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9. Tiana_Oaxaca
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Each portrait adds a little more personality to the collection.
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10. Frozen Heart
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11. Fruit Witch: Guava/Guayaba
Enjoy some more of Flores's adorable illustrations.
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12. Cinderella_San Luis Potosi
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The details keep the series feeling playful and distinct.
13. Anna_Puebla
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14. Jasmine_Sonora
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15. Belle_Chiapas
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It is a fun remix of characters everyone already knows.
16. Snow White_Veracruz
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17. Tangled Lights
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Her version of Disney magic definitely stands out.
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