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When you think of Disney, you always imagine those beautiful, deeply emotional fairy tales where everyone always lives “happily ever after”. Well, this Mexican visual artist José Rodolfo Loaiza Ontiveros has just destroyed it for us. Specializing in pop culture, Rodolfo measures his viewer’s tolerance levels by putting our beloved characters in unorthodox context and showing them in dark, tough situations to explore the general theme of “loss of innocence.”
Creating such kind of artworks, Rodolfo "wants to raise the issue of what would happen with our classic characters if they were flesh and blood and were confronted by a frenetic and excessive world of fame, how many of them would prove to be susceptible to the excesses of drugs, alcohol, harassment or vanity?" Using his sharp black humour, the artist "captures images, once morbidly circulated by the media, and proposes a novel way of looking at them," states his website. "In his work the legendary heterosexual happy endings have been deemed outdated and have lost their exclusivity. The disenfranchised will finally encounter an ending they’ve yearned for, beyond any bias or phobia.” Scroll down to see them for yourself.
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Miklós Nagy 6 years ago
Yeah. Censoring nudity while violence is okay can really f**k up a society.
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Analyn Lahr 6 years ago
Loving it! Disney really should do a prince and prince story. And a princess and princess. All the LGBTQ+ combinations.
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just a thought ! 6 years ago
Reminds me of that guy who underwent loads of plastic surgery to look like Ken ...(I know this isn't Ken )
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Analyn Lahr 6 years ago
Really starting to love the idea of these two together. And is that the new cool Pope officiating?
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Jacquelyn Stephenson 6 years ago
And to think, the whole movie, all she was doing was trying to get her fix. No wonder she was so mad!
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Neeraj Jha 6 years ago
Goofy looks so goofy here and Donald seems to be ducking all his responsibilities. So sorry, I couldn't resist.
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Ged Maybury 6 years ago
I'm feeling rather overdosed on this particular theme. Ditto suicide. But there are still some gems here.
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Jess Harvie 6 years ago
They're completely irrelevant to the stories - that makes them really boring and pointless
Mama Panda 6 years ago
You are joking right? I really hope so! If not, you might want to go back and re-read the stories and then come back and look at the pictures. You could even be intrigued to see the original stories before Disney and Hollywood got a hold of them and sprayed them with foo foo stuff to make them all warm and fuzzy. Use your brain! It is there for more than just a hat holder lol
Load More Replies... Mama Panda 6 years ago
I get the impression that the artist has serious issues with women. Just about all of the illustrations depicting women were much more violent that the ones with the men. Using Domestic Violence and Suicide at least 3x speaks so much hostility! I think someone really needs to see a therapist before his illustrations become reality!
Sansa Blacktyde 6 years ago
I agree completely. I also wonder if the artist is homophobic, if thinks that showing girls kissing and boys kissing is controversial.
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Jess Harvie 6 years ago
They're completely irrelevant to the stories - that makes them really boring and pointless
Mama Panda 6 years ago
You are joking right? I really hope so! If not, you might want to go back and re-read the stories and then come back and look at the pictures. You could even be intrigued to see the original stories before Disney and Hollywood got a hold of them and sprayed them with foo foo stuff to make them all warm and fuzzy. Use your brain! It is there for more than just a hat holder lol
Load More Replies... Mama Panda 6 years ago
I get the impression that the artist has serious issues with women. Just about all of the illustrations depicting women were much more violent that the ones with the men. Using Domestic Violence and Suicide at least 3x speaks so much hostility! I think someone really needs to see a therapist before his illustrations become reality!
Sansa Blacktyde 6 years ago
I agree completely. I also wonder if the artist is homophobic, if thinks that showing girls kissing and boys kissing is controversial.
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