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Artists have taken it upon themselves to answer this age old question: What would Disney villains look like as princesses?

That being said, if Disney had used artist's J. Scott Campbell's drawings for the basis of their characters, then they probably could have tapped into a whole

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To promote my first Art Book campaign on Kickstarter, I decided to create this picture series. As a big fan of comics, I imagined, what if Disney princesses were drawn by Sin City's creator Frank Miller? Some of them are looks even more cute in that style, isn't it?

Many of the fairy tales we love most were originally written by the Brothers Grimm – many years before these tales were turned into successful Disney movies. The writers did everything they could to preserve the German myths and fables – and made them available to future generations. They did this primarily from a linguistic […]

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It's New Year's Eve tonight, and i don't know how it is in your country but i remind that in France, on January 31st, the TV channels gen...

J Scott Campbell is a superstar American comic book artist. His highly stylised and sensual drawings have garnered a huge fan following among the comic book community. He created "Danger Girl."