Your favorite Disney classics have gotten a makeover – and for once, we're not talking about live-action remakes.
No, we're talking about a stunning collection of Disney-inspired artworks, presented by Mondo Gallery and Cyclops Print Works, from artists like Matt Taylor, Laurent Durieux, and Becky Cloonan.
SEE ALSO:What's Disneybounding? Meet the newest, semi-cosplay fashion trend you've never heard ofMondo enlisted 30 different artists to create over 40 pieces (including variant editions of some works).
It's not the first time Mondo has paid tribute to the Disney classics – they previously debuted an exhibit at SXSW in 2014. But clearly there's still plenty of inspiration to be found in the studio's stable, because these posters are flat-out gorgeous.
Everyone's bound to have their own favorites, of course. But for our money, highlights include Tom Whalen's Alice in Wonderland(which is two-sided, like a playing card), Martin Ansin's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and Rosemary Valero-O'Connell's Lilo & Stitch.
Never Grow Up: A Disney Art Showis on display now at the Mondo Gallery in Austin (4115 Guadalupe St.), and will run through May 13.
Check out all of them(!) in the gallery below.
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TopicsDisney
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