15 Disney and Pop-Culture Characters Re-Created by This Talented Fan Artist
Honestly, some of the best illustrations we see nowadays are works of fan-made art.
Disney fan art has a way of pulling people in, especially when it reimagines characters everyone already knows by heart. Some viewers love the fresh take, while others just want the originals left alone, but the artwork itself still gets plenty of attention.
That is exactly the appeal here, because Linnéa, also known as Pastel-el, has built a huge following by turning Disney and pop-culture favorites into polished, eye-catching illustrations. With more than 222k Instagram followers, she has clearly found an audience for her style.
These re-creations range from classic princesses to animated favorites, and the results are easy to get lost in. Read on.
1. Cinderella
"Cinderella is such a lovely and feel-good movie."
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Linnéa3. Jane Porter & The Baby Baboon (Tarzan)
"This is one of my favorite scenes from Tarzan—I'm kind of in love with the baby baboon."
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That title alone sets the tone.
4. Winter Belle - Beauty and the Beast
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5. Human Ariel - The Little Mermaid
"It's not easy being mute when the boy you like can't take a hint..."
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6. How to Train Your Dragon
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She keeps the characters instantly recognizable.
This also feels like those tiny real-life moments that turn into instant surprises.
7. Elsa - Frozen
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8. Moana
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9. Vanellope - Wreck-It Ralph
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10. Beauty and the Beast
"I just love these two <3 And Chip. And Mrs. Potts."
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And the details keep getting better.
11. Anastasia
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12. Cinderella
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13. Lilo and Stitch
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14. Ariel, The Little Mermaid
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15. Aurora - Sleeping Beauty
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It is easy to see why these pieces keep getting shared.
Thankfully, Linnéa has provided us with a plentiful supply of phenomenal Disney fan art to enjoy. If you know anyone who loves Disney fan art as much as you do, don't hesitate to share the good times with them!
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