Hi, my name is Dada and I’m an artist who loves to draw all sorts of subjects using all kinds of different mediums. I usually combine different characters into one, draw characters composed of good versus evil, or simply draw different versions of the same character as one. These illustrations are

From cute daily outfits to stunning ball gowns, Disney princesses have always been the main fashion inspiration to little girls all around the world. While we nostalgically dream of puffy dresses and glass slippers, we have to admit – they are pretty old-fashioned and wouldn’t make it onto a modern

Life influences art and Walt Disney’s racism was no exception – just look up the since-banned Disney film “Song of The South.” But despite their creator, the company has steadily tried to become more progressive, especially with their newer more diverse and feminist Disney Princesses – but not

“Draw for Earth” meets pop culture for Inktober! I am a self-taught French illustrator and DC comics lover. Every day of this month I will be drawing a new illustration that mixes pop culture with environmental disasters. More info: Instagram Ariel and ocean pollution Bambi and deforestation

You’re used to seeing Disney princesses in pretty dresses in fairylands far far away. However, thanks to Astor Alexander, a freelance illustrator from San Diego, Califonia, you are about to find out that these fictional ladies look wonderful in a completely different setting, too. “Noir