[PHOTOS] Artist Hilariously Rethinks Famous Disney Characters In Gender-Bending Roles
What would "Beauty and the Beast" have been like if the beast were female? Or what if "101 Dalmatians" villain Cruella de Vil were a well-dressed man?
What would "Beauty and the Beast" have been like if the beast were female?
Something like this where you see Belle as a nerdy-pretty guy and the beast as a big fluffy lady.
The above is a work of a Canadian digital artist called Sakimi Chan who decided to change up some classic Disney characters and gender-bend them
Sakimi Chan is a digital artist based in Canada who is well-known for her TV, video game, and anime fan art. Sakimi put a gender-bending spin on some of the most familiar faces we grew up watching, and the marvelous results will make you rethink those Disney stories: What if "101 Dalmatians" villain Cruella de Vil were a well-dressed man?
geekdraw.comSakini apologises by stating that she doesn't know how to switch the genders of these names: Prince Mononoke and Lady Ashitaka
Gender-bending one of her favorite Anime films, "Howl's Moving Castle", Sakimi, according to her own admission, wanted to make Howl into a kickass lady
And while doing her version of male Maleficent, Sakimi says she did a bit of redesigning from the original concept to make it cooler and more evil looking