HEY BROSKIES!
Who was YOUR favorite I drew, and lemme know your favorite Disney Villain! Mine is Ursula 💜✨
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The art of Ursula gave me the vibes of a grandmother. Grandmothers (most of them) give kind words and do what they can to build the confidence her grandchildren. I think it works for her.

for cruelella, if she was to make fur coats, a suggestion is maybe instead of just faux fur, she might be able to do sheep fur due to sheep needing to be shorn to see and not be too hot during summers.

Here’s a little fun fact!:

Ursula was based off of a famous Drag Queen, Divine. Which, honestly makes your idea make even more sense!

I really appreciate how when making them ‘good’ you didn’t detract from moralized features like fatness or disability (used as shorthand to show someone is evil or twisted tut). I see people make ‘good’ Ursula by slimming her down and it is atrocious. Loved the hook story especially.

I appreciated the insert about the original story of Peter Pan. It's not expounded upon in the book, but it DOES straight out say that when Peter felt his Lost Boys were growing up too much, he would cull them. It's only one line in the original book, but that's straight from JM Barrie himself. You're right; all of the pirates were Lost Boys who somehow managed to survive Peter's culling hunts. It's why I sympathize with Hook so much; can you even imagine the trauma he's been through? Raised to believe all pirates and grownups are evil, and that Pan was not only his leader but his best friend in the world...then one day, to have your RoD BFF try to murder you because you've begun to grow up. Having a hand hacked off in a desperate battle to survive, watching Pan laugh hysterically as he tossed your still-bleeding hand to a crocodile, barely escaping... Waking up, probably feverish and weak from blood loss and infection, aboard a pirate ship, to see the very people you had been taught all your life to hate, caring for you and looking at you with pity in their eyes...and after a while, finally getting it. Understanding why the pirates were loathe to kill the Lost Boys, why so many of them have similar scars to you.
Hook was never truly a villain; he was a victim in terrible need of therapy, desperate to escape from his prison and his tormentor, and trying as hard as he could to save his people and take them with him to freedom.

In regards to James Hook, the coincidence of giving him one leg reminds me of this Japanese folktale about scarecrows being gods of wisdom because they have been watching the farm in many years, which in this case, Hook has been looking out for any children brought by Peter for a long time

For ersula, I'm glad that you kept the same kind of design, but made it more noticeable that she's a good person

Heres what I think a good Ursula would change the film:



The story could still be the same but Ursula is more of an encouraging figure that could be hidden somewhere in the background, doing the classic encouraging moments you expect to see with these characters.


Maybe Ursula gives Ariel a potion(or idk) that turns Ariel human but something happened, Ariel lost the ability to speak when got her legs.
Naturally, this Ursula would be all "Oh my god that wasent supposed to happen!" and so on.


So in short, Ursula would be a parental/encouraging figure with Sebastian, Flounder and so on. (+King Trident)


The rest can be up to you all!
Feel free to add or twist the concept a bit.
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With Hook. I'm thinking that his name of "Captain Hook" would be used to deter lost boys and girls from going towards him and not know he is actually the good guy of the story. Also, Hook would read them bedtime stories when they get tired during the trip back home from Neverland. He definitely seems like a really good grandpa type.

There is a book out there, that's called "Lost Boy" from Christina Henry, which talks about the Story of James Hook who was Peter's best friend an one of the first lost boys but he at some point couldn't tolerate Peter anymore because it wasn't just orphans he took but he also kidnapped children with a family. So James starts a pirate crew with some lost children to "save" the kidnapped kids and bring them back to their familys. It's a really good book

The reason Disney draws pointy triangle shaped heads is because of a art principle, there are 3 different shapes that mean different things, triangle meaning a tough rude and sometimes just evil person/creature, square is a tough but protective and trust-worthy feel, and a circle meaning cute/nice, trust-worthy, and just sweet feel.

Edit: Wow I didn't expect so many likes! Thank you! (Also if this one is good, prob you should like Steven Higgins's comment since it's also pretty good)

i love this concept so much, i've always been such a big fan of the "twisted" disney novels because you get to see the story from a different perspective and seeing te villians as the good guys makes it so much sweeter 💕

Sona always puts so much effort into her drawings, it’s pretty inspirational.

Ursula looks really good. She looks like she would be in like a Candyland game or like some game revolving in candy.

My dear, Sona!! You NEED to see Cruelella’s back stories because you could get more context and noticed what you’re concept is kinda the same as the movie

Let’s just step back and appreciate Sona’s artstyle for a minute

Fun fact: According to the movie Cruella, her real name is Estella, the 2 criminals were originally her bullies, but after her "Mother" dies, she is forced to live alone in England. The 2 boys become her friends. Later, on her birthday, she's given a certificate that lets her work in a fashion department, but she works as a janitor. She has to put on a wig too, because on her other side, She is basically ruining all the events as Cruella. Later her boss finds out, ties her up, and burns down the building.

the thing i love about these videos is that sona doesnt change the character COMPLETELY and she even introduces a new,creative personality, thats why sona is my favourite and i love when she posts

As a little mermaid Super-fan who’s watched all movies countless times, I think Ursula should have had more screen time. She wasn’t even mentioned in the 3rd.