A Real-Life Fairy Godmother: This Artist Transformed Disney Characters into Humans and the Photos Will Make Your Day

Have you ever imagined your favorite Disney animals as humans? How awesome would they be? I’ve occasionally wondered what the powerful Nala from The Lion King would look like if she were a person, and Isabelle Staub didn’t let me down. 

Stunningly portraying Disney animals as humans

Since March this year, Isabelle has been updating her social media pages with stunning side-by-side photos of famous Disney characters and their human girl versions. The transformations are so amazing that they can be likened to the surreal swish of a fairy godmother’s tale.

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Dory from Finding Nemo

In the movie, Cinderella was transformed by a spell but still maintained her core features. Isabelle applied the same ideas and created some real magic for her fans. Dory from Finding Nemo maintained her blue and yellow colors.

Nala from The Lion King

Nala’s golden skin shade reflected in her new hair and the leonine face came alive. Lola from the Shark Tale maintained her red and gold hair with the pouted lips.

Lady from Lady and The Tramp

Lady from Lady and the Tramp turned into a lovely girl with red hair and a sweater the same color as Lady’s skin. Finally, we had Marie from The Aristocrats glam up into a girl with white hair and the signature pink bow.

Marie from The Aristocrats

Isabelle is an Instagram and TikTok famous illustrator who shot to fame for her digitized drawings of glamorous and colorful girly characters. With over 464,000 followers on Instagram and 3,000,000 TikTok likes, people are deeply in love with her work and she’s given us something to croon over again [1].

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Lola from Shark Tale

Isabelle documents the process of creating each piece on TikTok, and you should go check it out. She’s a contemporary artist whose work has captivated audiences worldwide with its unique blend of traditional techniques and modern sensibilities. With a background in illustration and graphic design, Staub brings a fresh perspective to her art. Infusing classical subjects with a vibrant, contemporary energy.

A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity

One of Staub’s most striking features is her ability to reimagine beloved characters from popular culture in her own distinctive style. Whether it’s Disney princesses or iconic superheroes, she imbues each portrayal with a sense of whimsy and charm. This resonates with viewers of all ages.

Reimagining Iconic Characters: Isabelle Staub’s Unique Style

Staub’s mastery of color and form is evident in every piece she creates. From delicate watercolor portraits to bold, graphic illustrations. Her use of light and shadow adds depth and dimension to her work, drawing the viewer into her enchanting world.

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The Artistic Mastery of Isabelle Staub: Color, Form, and Expression

In addition to her artistic talents, Staub is also known for her active presence on social media. Where she shares her creative process and interacts with fans from around the globe. This accessibility has helped her cultivate a dedicated following and establish herself as a leading voice in the contemporary art world.

Engaging with Fans: Isabelle Staub’s Social Media Presence

As Isabelle Staub continues to push the boundaries of her craft, her influence shows no signs of waning. With each new creation, she reminds us of the power of art to inspire, uplift, and enchant us all. as we can see in her Disney animals as humans project.

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10 best Disney+ shows you should watch this month 

If it’s a cartoon, an animated series, a movie, a superhero adaptation from Marvel, or a blockbuster, as long as it was created by Disney, no matter how long ago, you’d find it on Disney+. The streaming service is owned and operated by Direct-to-Consumer & International, a subsidiary of Walt Disney Co. The division’s main objective is to provide consumers with the content they want the most. With more viewer consideration and personalization than ever before. Rotten Tomatoes recently hand-selected 150 of the best old and new movies and animations from Disney+, and here are some of the highest-rated shows you might want to watch. (Or watch again, because some of us are Disney-crazy that way) [2].

Jane (2017)

Inspired by the character of Jane from Tarzan, Jane is a biographical documentary of never-seen-before footage of primatologist, ethologist, and anthropologist Jane Goodall. The movie portrayed her unparalleled life experiences. From groundbreaking research with chimpanzees to her relationship with her husband and cameraman. The real Jane Gooddall spent over 60 years of her life researching chimpanzees and is one of the most recognized pioneers in the field. Rotten Tomatoes:  Jane honors its subject’s legacy with an absorbing, beautifully filmed, and overall enlightening look at her decades of invaluable work. Rating: 98%

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Ratatouille (2007)

This animated movie tells the story of Remy, an ambitious young rat who dreams of becoming a great chef like his idol, Auguste Gusteau of France. Remy’s family tried to make him understand how much people despised rodents and would never eat a meal cooked by a rat. The young dreamer, driven by his love of food and excellent seasoning, was eventually separated from his family and thrown into a world of adventures in Chef Gusteau’s Paris kitchen. Rotten Tomatoes: Fast-paced and stunningly animated, Ratatouille adds another delightfully entertaining entry — and a rather unlikely hero — to the Pixar canon. Rating: 96%

Black Panther (2018)

Based on the Marvel Comics character, Black Panther, this movie is the 18^th production of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. T’Challa is the prince of the fictional kingdom of Wakanda. A nation that won the intertribal battle for vibranium metal thousands of years ago. By posing as a third-world country, the Wakandans used the vibranium to develop their land into the most advanced and futuristic country in the world. When T’Challa’s father passed away, he returned home to inherit the throne. Only to fall into a deadly tussle with a formidable enemy. Rotten Tomatoes: Black Panther elevates superhero cinema to thrilling new heights while telling one of the MCU’s most absorbing stories — and introducing some of its most fully realized characters. Rating: 96%

Zootopia (2016)

Released as Zootropolis or Zoomania in some countries, this animated movie tells the inspiring story of Judy Hopps, an ambitious young rabbit from the rural town of Bunnyborrow. She finally fulfills her dream of becoming a cop in an urban town called Zootopia. But despite being the Valedictorian at the police academy, her boss underestimates her abilities and ships her off to parking duty on her first day. However, Judy’s chance turns up when she must rescue the kidnapped Mr. Otterton within 48 hours or resign from her job. Rotten Tomatoes: The brilliantly well-rounded Zootopia offers a thoughtful, inclusive message that’s as rich and timely as its sumptuously state-of-the-art animation — all while remaining fast and funny enough to keep younger viewers entertained. Rating: 98%

Moana (2016)

Disney’s 56^th animated film features Moana, a brave young girl born on the Polynesian Island of Motunui with an incredible destiny ahead of her. The island people worship the goddess Te Fiti. Whose heart and source of power is the pounamu stone with which she gives life to the ocean. The stone was later stolen by a Maui, a crafty demigod and the task eventually fell on Moana to find him, retrieve the stone, and save the goddess and her people. Rotten Tomatoes: With a title character as three-dimensional as its lush animation and a story that adds fresh depth to Disney’s time-tested formula, Moana is truly a family-friendly adventure for the ages. Rating: 95%

Iron Man (2008)

Iron Man is the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It tells the mind-blowing story of Tony Stark, a billionaire and genius inventor who inherited his father’s multi-billion dollar establishment. He was kidnapped by a terrorist group and forced to build a deadly weapon in exchange for his freedom. Knowing they would never keep to their word, Stark secretly built an armored suit to transform himself into a powerful opponent. Rotten Tomatoes: Powered by Robert Downey Jr.’s vibrant charm, Iron Man turbo-charges the superhero genre with a deft intelligence and infectious sense of fun. Rating: 94%

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Finding Dory (2016)

Finding Dory is a sequel to Finding Nemo, a 2003 film about a little fish who was abducted from home and his father enlists the help of Dory, a forgetful blue tang to find him. The 2016 sequel features the story of amnesiac Dory who now lives with Marlin and Nemo. She has a flashback one day and recalls that her parents, Jenny and Charlie live in California and sets out on a dangerous trip with her companions to find them. Rotten Tomatoes:  Funny, poignant, and thought-provoking, Finding Dory delivers a beautifully animated adventure that adds another entertaining chapter to its predecessor’s classic story. Rating: 94%

Avatar (2009)

Set in the mid-22^nd century as humans explore an alien-inhabited moon, Avatar portrays the story of Paraplegic former Marine, Jake Sully, who replaces his brother on an expedition to the moon. He takes over a Na’vi-human hybrid called an “avatar”, and when the Na’vi natives on the moon accept him as one of their own, he must decide where his loyalties at the expense of his mission. Rotten Tomatoes: It might be more impressive on a technical level than as a piece of storytelling, but Avatar reaffirms James Cameron’s singular gift for imaginative, absorbing filmmaking. Rating: 82%

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Based on the novel 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea by Jules Verne, this movie is one of Disney’s earliest adaptions of sci-fi novels, and still one of the best. Set in 1868, Professor Pierre M. Aronnax and his assistant, Conseil, board a U.S. warship into the depths of the Pacific Ocean to investigate a rumored sea monster attacking ships. An unprecedented attack has them thrown overboard into the ocean where they discover “who” the monster really is. Rotten Tomatoes:  One of Disney’s finest live-action adventures, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea brings Jules Verne’s classic sci-fi tale to vivid life, and features an awesome giant squid. Rating: 89%

Bambi (1942)

A Disney animated movie portraying love, grief, friendship, and family. Bambi is an inquisitive fawn who will one day take his father’s place as the Great Prince of the forest. A ruler whose duty is to protect his people from human hunters. The movie portrays Bambi’s growth from a fragile young fawn who could barely walk or talk to a confident young stag who must defend his forest. Rotten Tomatoes: Elegantly animated and deeply touching, Bambi is an enduring, endearing, and moving Disney classic. Rating: 90%

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