Artist Gives Disney Icons Realistic Bodies, and the Results Are Eye-Opening

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Get ready for a magical makeover! Wyethe Smallish has given classic Disney princes and princesses a fresh, fuller-figured look, celebrating body diversity in the most charming way. These reimagined characters might just change the way you see fairy tales!

1. Ariel

Say goodbye to the era of only slim mermaids! Ariel is making a splash with a new wave of self-love, proving that confidence looks good at any size.

2. Belle

Belle proves that intelligence and beauty come in all sizes. She has already taught us once to look beyond appearances and appreciate the true essence of a person.

3. Elsa

This doesn’t quite look right to me maybe skinny but with a bit of belly would be better instead.

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The ice queen is bringing the heat with her stunning new look! Ditching the classic slim figure for a curvier one, Elsa shows us that true beauty comes in all shapes and sizes, so let’s let it go with outdated standards!

4. Princess Aurora

In a fairy-tale twist, Sleeping Beauty woke up to a world where all body types are celebrated! With her gorgeous new curves, Aurora proves that you don’t need to be slim to enchant a kingdom or steal the heart of a charming prince.

5. Prince Eric

Check out Prince Eric’s bold new look! He’s proving that heroism isn’t about having a chiseled jawline or a slim physique, it’s about confidence, kindness, and a heart of gold!

6. Cinderella

You're going to tell me a forced house servant who works nonstop and barely eats scraps is going to be that chubby?

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Cinderella’s got a little more to twirl in that iconic ball gown! With her stunning new curves, she proves that you don’t have to be petite to steal the show, and the prince’s heart, before midnight!

7. Princess Tiana

I like that they gave her a bit of body here. I wouldn’t say she’s chubby maybe medium or skinny with a belly.

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Meet Tiana, the hardworking and unstoppable princess who’s redefining beauty! Rocking her gorgeous green gown, she proves that elegance, strength, and success come in all shapes and sizes.

8. Rapunzel

Rapunzel is letting down her hair and leveling up her confidence! With her stunning new look, she proves that you don’t need a slim figure to reach new heights, just a little courage and a lot of fabulous hair!

9. Jasmine

I can see this since she is royalty and would be well fed and it would just make a lot of sense.

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Check out Jasmine, our fearless Arabian princess, soaring on her magic carpet with confidence and curves! Rocking her iconic turquoise outfit, she proves that ruling a kingdom, and breaking stereotypes, has nothing to do with size!

10. Mulan

Most ppl of this persuasion are very small and their diet is not processed. Especially back then

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Mulan’s strength, determination, and stunning new curves prove that heroes come in all shapes and sizes. She reminds us that true bravery isn’t about appearance, it’s about the fire within!

11. Meg

can't you just make the waist a little more proportionate? do you really have to make them more overweight than they were designed to be, Meg is meant to be unrealistic, if you want to make her more realistic then make her hair obey the laws of gravity!

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Check out Meg, the fierce Greek goddess! She’s showing us that you don’t need to be super skinny to take on mighty gods, save the day, and serve up some serious sass while doing it!

12. Belle and Adam

Why don't you put wrinkles and Grey hair on them as well might as well

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Prince Adam is rocking a fuller figure, proving that fairy-tale endings aren’t about fitting a certain look, they’re about self-acceptance and love. His transformation challenges old stereotypes and reminds us that true beauty always comes from within!

Who hasn’t wondered what their favorite cartoon characters would look like all grown up? Well, our illustrators have brought that dream to life! They’ve reimagined beloved characters as adults, giving us a glimpse into their future.

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You saying "realistic bodies" is just kind of silly. All the artists did was make then chubby when there was no use. Okay, I'll admit some of the art made sense but the rest was just unnecessary. Are you insinuating that the only way for them to be realistic is for them to be chubby, if so then what the heck are you doing?. Every body is unique and perfect, there's no need to make them chubby to fit into a one sided perpective

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These stories are fantasies! Nothing about them is supposed to be "realistic". Even the kids get it. Just leave it alone, jeesh

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Notice on no. 9/13 the male body stayed the same? Really inclusive.... Thank goodness male body perception is not on the decline. Not everyone can be Jasmin's Aladdin

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It's just crazy how people will criticize one little thing, no matter what it is. Can't ever appraise something, just negativity. Let the artist have fun and do what they like, I'd like to see some of you commenters try to draw.

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