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Artist turns your favorite princesses and Sailor Moon into stunning traditional Japanese prints
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Traditional ukiyo-e woodblock paintings may be Japan's most iconic form of art. While it thrived from 17th to 19th centuries, the style still survives today with contemporary subjects such as David Bowie and NBA stars. Talented illustrator and manga artist Ono Tako (@ono800) is keeping that trend alive with their absolutely gorgeous ukiyo-e renditions of Disney princesses and Sailor Moon.
Snow White
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Ono Tako's gorgeous prints come with the label "西洋御伽草子" (seiyou otogizoshi, "Western Fairy Tales), and seamlessly reproduces characters from Disney favorites such as Snow White, Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Frozen, and as an added bonus, Sailor Moon.
Cinderella
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The illustrations feature an impressive level of detail and presentation, making it seem as if there actually characters straight out of Japanese folklore instead of simple fan art.
Anna, Elsa, and Olaf
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Ariel
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Sailor Moon
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For more amazing ukiyo-e style artwork, be sure to follow Ono Tako on Twitter!