Growing old has its own beauty.
A lot of people, including me, are terrified of getting old, which is natural. Growing old with a loved one or partner, on the other hand, can be a wonderful experience. You can see how they change over time, and it’s a sight to behold. While this should also work in Disney movies, they don’t want their characters to age. I realize they want her characters to appeal to younger kids, but seeing an adult Snow White chilling out with her animal friends would be great.
Thanks to artists from all over the world, you can see all this and more. After all, there’s nothing in the world that hasn’t already been done on the internet, which is where Isaiah K Stephens comes in. He chose to represent our favorite Disney characters as older people. And you can see some of them for yourself by scrolling below.
Source: Instagram
#1 He is looking with so much love at Pocahontas
#2 I bet Snow White still sounds like an Angel.
I wonder if she stayed with the Prince. That is honestly what I am thinking about now
#3 I can see that Aladdin and Jasmine had a lot of kids.
Did the original tiger pass away and that is his baby? If so, that is sad and heartwarming all the same.
#4 Wait, when did the fish turn into a cat? I really want to know the logistics of it.
Isaiah K Stephens has over 66k Instagram followers, and he deserves each and every one of them. He updates his page with new art pieces on a semi-regular basis. And it’s always entertaining to see. After all, he is an exceptionally gifted artist. So, if you’re interested in seeing more of his work, click here.
#5 Is that scrabble made of Ice? I would love to play that with frozen fingers.
Anna and Elsa seem to be getting along quite well here
#6 Belle looks right in her element but where is the beastly prince?
Belle wants to share her passion for books with her children and it is adorable.
#7 Mulan is still looking as spry as ever with the sword.
I see that Mulan kept her shorter length of hair and she looks great. And this is a beautiful scene.
#8 I can see that Rapunzel grew her hair out again.
What were your thoughts on the illustrations? Do you believe the artist was able to depict each character’s distinct personality? If that’s the case, which of these illustrations did you prefer? Please let us know in the comments section below.
