In this gorgeous series of illustrations by Dallas-based Jessica Madorran, the Disney heroines go full-on warrior. Madorran says she has been drawing since she was old enough to hold a pencil — and she’s a huge fan of Disney. She told us she originally set out just to make some fan art of Belle, but as she was finishing, she felt that something was missing. “I added a rapier and it felt complete,” she tells CafeMom. “I initially did not set out to make a warrior princess series, but once I started I just couldn’t stop!” Madorran notes that Disney’s classic representation of a princess has matured with the times: “By empowering the princesses, as well as having them less dependent on a ‘Prince Charming,’ I believe they’re beginning to reflect today’s society and speak to the women of today.” Take a look through our slideshow of her gorgeous reimaginings of the characters, and purchase prints of her work at inprnt.com. Image via Jessica Madorran More from The Stir: How Well Do You Know Your Disney Princesses? (TRIVIA) More from The Stir: 14 Prom Dresses Inspired by Disney Princesses More from The Stir: Artist Imagines What Disney Princesses Would Look Like If They Actually Aged More from The Stir: 10 Disney Princesses Reimagined as Moms Like Us — They Mostly Need Naps
title: “12 Disney Heroines Get Fierce Warrior Princess Makeovers” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-19” author: “Brittany Blanchard”
In this gorgeous series of illustrations by Dallas-based Jessica Madorran, the Disney heroines go full-on warrior. Madorran says she has been drawing since she was old enough to hold a pencil — and she’s a huge fan of Disney. She told us she originally set out just to make some fan art of Belle, but as she was finishing, she felt that something was missing. “I added a rapier and it felt complete,” she tells CafeMom. “I initially did not set out to make a warrior princess series, but once I started I just couldn’t stop!” Madorran notes that Disney’s classic representation of a princess has matured with the times: “By empowering the princesses, as well as having them less dependent on a ‘Prince Charming,’ I believe they’re beginning to reflect today’s society and speak to the women of today.” Take a look through our slideshow of her gorgeous reimaginings of the characters, and purchase prints of her work at inprnt.com. Image via Jessica Madorran More from The Stir: How Well Do You Know Your Disney Princesses? (TRIVIA) More from The Stir: 14 Prom Dresses Inspired by Disney Princesses More from The Stir: Artist Imagines What Disney Princesses Would Look Like If They Actually Aged More from The Stir: 10 Disney Princesses Reimagined as Moms Like Us — They Mostly Need Naps
title: “12 Disney Heroines Get Fierce Warrior Princess Makeovers” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-13” author: “Daniel Salvaggio”
In this gorgeous series of illustrations by Dallas-based Jessica Madorran, the Disney heroines go full-on warrior. Madorran says she has been drawing since she was old enough to hold a pencil — and she’s a huge fan of Disney. She told us she originally set out just to make some fan art of Belle, but as she was finishing, she felt that something was missing. “I added a rapier and it felt complete,” she tells CafeMom. “I initially did not set out to make a warrior princess series, but once I started I just couldn’t stop!” Madorran notes that Disney’s classic representation of a princess has matured with the times: “By empowering the princesses, as well as having them less dependent on a ‘Prince Charming,’ I believe they’re beginning to reflect today’s society and speak to the women of today.” Take a look through our slideshow of her gorgeous reimaginings of the characters, and purchase prints of her work at inprnt.com. Image via Jessica Madorran More from The Stir: How Well Do You Know Your Disney Princesses? (TRIVIA) More from The Stir: 14 Prom Dresses Inspired by Disney Princesses More from The Stir: Artist Imagines What Disney Princesses Would Look Like If They Actually Aged More from The Stir: 10 Disney Princesses Reimagined as Moms Like Us — They Mostly Need Naps
title: “12 Disney Heroines Get Fierce Warrior Princess Makeovers” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-18” author: “Dennis Mcintosh”
In this gorgeous series of illustrations by Dallas-based Jessica Madorran, the Disney heroines go full-on warrior. Madorran says she has been drawing since she was old enough to hold a pencil — and she’s a huge fan of Disney. She told us she originally set out just to make some fan art of Belle, but as she was finishing, she felt that something was missing. “I added a rapier and it felt complete,” she tells CafeMom. “I initially did not set out to make a warrior princess series, but once I started I just couldn’t stop!” Madorran notes that Disney’s classic representation of a princess has matured with the times: “By empowering the princesses, as well as having them less dependent on a ‘Prince Charming,’ I believe they’re beginning to reflect today’s society and speak to the women of today.” Take a look through our slideshow of her gorgeous reimaginings of the characters, and purchase prints of her work at inprnt.com. Image via Jessica Madorran More from The Stir: How Well Do You Know Your Disney Princesses? (TRIVIA) More from The Stir: 14 Prom Dresses Inspired by Disney Princesses More from The Stir: Artist Imagines What Disney Princesses Would Look Like If They Actually Aged More from The Stir: 10 Disney Princesses Reimagined as Moms Like Us — They Mostly Need Naps