This Disney Princess Crossovers Series is Fierce and Unique
Farida Helmy — July 22, 2014 — Pop Culture
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If growing up you always felt that cartoon princesses needed to be more independent and a little more fierce, then you are bound to absolutely love this Disney princess crossovers series.
Created by artist and graphic illustrator Ralph Sevelius, the Disney princess crossovers series is special because the artist combines the cartoon princesses with Star Wars characters.
“I had to look up a good bit of Star Wars reference because I’m not entirely familiar with all their characters, so I borrowed visual motifs from different Jedis such as Asajj Ventress and Kit Fisto,” says Sevelius.
Sevelius turned Elsa from Frozen into a sharp and lean Sith, Aurora from Sleeping Beauty into as Star Wars victim, Jasmin from Aladdin into an exotic warrior, Snow White into the Evil Queen and Rapunzel into a short-haired Jedi.
Created by artist and graphic illustrator Ralph Sevelius, the Disney princess crossovers series is special because the artist combines the cartoon princesses with Star Wars characters.
“I had to look up a good bit of Star Wars reference because I’m not entirely familiar with all their characters, so I borrowed visual motifs from different Jedis such as Asajj Ventress and Kit Fisto,” says Sevelius.
Sevelius turned Elsa from Frozen into a sharp and lean Sith, Aurora from Sleeping Beauty into as Star Wars victim, Jasmin from Aladdin into an exotic warrior, Snow White into the Evil Queen and Rapunzel into a short-haired Jedi.
Trend Themes
1. Disney Princess Crossovers - Combining cartoon princesses with popular culture characters presents an opportunity for unique and fierce portrayals.
2. Independent Princesses - Addressing the need for more independent and strong princess characters encourages creative reinterpretations and storytelling.
3. Mashup Art - The trend of merging different artistic styles and themes opens up avenues for innovative and unexpected visual combinations.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Exploring new character crossovers in movies, TV shows, and merchandise can captivate audiences and drive engagement.
2. Art and Illustration - Artists can leverage the popularity of mashup art to create unique pieces that resonate with fans and collectors.
3. Fashion and Merchandising - Creating fashion lines and merchandise featuring the reimagination and fusion of iconic characters can tap into consumer demand for novel and stylish offerings.
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