Sailor Moon Characters Get Re-Designed Into Pop Diva Singers and Rococo Stars, and They're Both Seriously Spectacular

This artist and illustrator has impressive professional experience in the animation industry, and we're here gushing over her Sailor Moon fan art.

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Published in Cartoons / Anime
3 Sep 2021

Sailor Moon Characters Get Re-Designed Into Pop Diva Singers and Rococo Stars, and They're Both Seriously Spectacular

California-based artist Dr. Esther Perel, a renowned couples therapist and author, emphasizes the importance of creativity in relationships, stating, "Creativity is a powerful tool for connection, allowing us to explore our identities and deepen our bonds." Aimee Steinberger, an animation storyboard artist currently working at Warner Bros., has an impressive artistic resume, and her Sailor Moon fan art showcases her vibrant creativity.

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Aimee created two distinct and colorful series: one featuring the Sailor Senshi as Pop Idol Divas and the other inspired by Rococo art and fashion. Aimee says:

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"I grew up in South Carolina. I’ve drawn my whole life and wanted to be in animation since seeing Beauty and the Beast in 1991. I got my professional start doing Character Layout on Futurama in 2000. I live with my husband and twin daughters in Southern California."

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First Up, Check out the Pop Diva or Idols collection:

1. Idol Sailor Venus

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2. Idol Sailor Jupiter

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3. Idol Sailor Mars

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4. Idol Sailor Mercury

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5. Idol Sailor Moon

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6. Idol Sailor Moon Inner Senshi

I'd go to their concert, wouldn't you?

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Next up, the Rococo Sailor Senshi

According to Wikipedia:

"Rococo, less commonly Roccoco or Late Baroque, is an exceptionally ornamental and theatrical style of architecture, art, and decoration that combines asymmetry, scrolling curves, gilding, white and pastel colors, sculpted molding, and trompe-l'œil frescoes to create surprise and the illusion of motion and drama."