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WHAT IF: Disney Princesses get Tim Burton-ized

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Ariel, the red-haired Disney Princess mermaid with big expressive eyes and a shimmering green tail, floats underwater with a surprised look, inviting guests into her magical undersea world.

We’ve all seen what happened when Tim Burton put his twisted spin on “Alice in Wonderland.” So what if other Disney Princesses became Burtonized?

Artist SilverTallest has a series of artwork that shows just that, including Ariel, Cinderella, Aurora, and more.

Ariel, the iconic Disney Princess mermaid with flowing red hair, a sparkling purple seashell top, and shimmering green tail, gracefully swimming in her undersea kingdom against a light blue aquatic backdrop.

A skeleton princess in a dazzling, shimmering gown and high heels strikes a dramatic pose against a sleek gray backdrop, capturing the quirky, enchanting style of Tim Burton’s celebrated Disney Princess interpretations—perfect for fans of imaginative theme park entertainment.

A Disney Princess with flowing blonde hair sleeps beneath a web in an immersive, purple-lit room filled with intricate spider décor and glowing green accents, capturing a magical-yet-spooky vibe straight out of a Tim Burton-inspired attraction.

A frightened park guest in a bright yellow princess gown gazes upward at a looming, shadowy creature with blood-red details, creating a scene straight out of a Tim Burton-inspired Halloween overlay on the beloved Disney Princess experience.

A whimsical, Tim Burton-inspired cartoon character with flowing black hair sits in a dreamy pose, exhaling swirling white smoke and dressed in vibrant turquoise attire, bringing a touch of gothic fantasy to the entertainment world.

A Disney Princess in a vibrant yellow dress stands amidst an enchanting, Tim Burton-inspired forest scene, with a striking red apple at her feet—capturing the whimsical and mysterious magic found in theme park fairy tale attractions.

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