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When Provo native Alaina Bastian began reimagining Disney animals as human, she never thought these fun images would go viral.

“@yokoney やっぱこりずにズートピア擬人化”

lady and the tramp...????

Disney Gender Bender (Aladdin, Esmerelda, Ariel, rapunzel)

Disney characters are distinct and special. They have their own style, aesthetic, and personal traits, which is why they're so memorable. But let's take a detour from the canon and ask ourselves "what if something was a little different about them?" What if, for example, Bambi was a human being, and Cruella de Vil was a dog herself? What would they look like then?

Disney characters are distinct and special. They have their own style, aesthetic, and personal traits, which is why they're so memorable. But let's take a detour from the canon and ask ourselves "what if something was a little different about them?" What if, for example, Bambi was a human being, and Cruella de Vil was a dog herself? What would they look like then?

Artist Isabelle Staub is giving Disney animals that we know and love stylized makeovers, and they look gorgeous.

Anthropomorphization or humanization is a term that describes the act of making animals or inanimate objects into humans, be it visual or conceptual. It's a thing we sometimes do subconsciously, like when we imagine that our pets think human thoughts or talk in human language, and sometimes it's completely conscious, when people intentionally just turn them into human form. Shannon Lee is the latter case, as she sometimes draws awesome illustrations of human characters inspired by various…

Our beloved princesses are always good, kind, and considerate to others. They give sweet smiles, have eyes full of affection, and boast expressions that show love. But what if they were the bad guys in the movie? What would they look like if they were villains? What would they wear?