Rowan Stocks-Moore, a London-based freelance illustrator and graphic designer, who's passionate about book cover and movie posters, as well as design in general, puts his unique perspective on classic Disney movies.
The talented artist explored the undersurface of Disney's fairytale 'happily ever afters' and gave 16 of the most iconic Disney posters a minimalist treatment. In his alternative poster designs, he masterfully plays with darker tones and unexpected creative ideas that would appeal to adult audiences while still depicting charming plots that our inner children are so familiar with.
Most of the artist's stripped-down Disney designs offer more than they seem at first glance, so make sure your eyes and brain work together not to miss these secret gems in his cool posters!
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Snow White
The apples probably gone brown by the time someone carved out the apple
Beauty And The Beast
WOw, this looks cool. Looks like a perfect cover of the Grim version.
The Jungle Book
Alice In Wonderland
I stared a little longer hoping to see faces like the first few designs. Nevertheless this is still ♥♥♥.
if you look at the heart i think the bottom of the club makes a face
Load More Replies...101 Dalmatians
I love the concept of connecting 101 dots for the outline of the dog
Bambi
He gets revenge on the hunter who killed his mother. THE HUNTER BECOMES THE HUNTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Load More Replies...Could you please tell me how to buy a copy. It's so romantic and charming. I live near a forest and have had the honor to witness such scenery.
i just bought some at his Etsy shop, www.etsy.com/shop/rowansm ! :)
Load More Replies...Peter Pan
It looks scary, can you make it more Fun and lively? But the art here is still cool.
Sleeping Beauty
Dumbo
My friends mock me having big ears, don’t worry dumbo we will get through this
I love this. It really captures the raw brutality of the lives of the circus' use of animals. The fear in the eye of the black elephant says so much. One of the clearest depictions of fear and anger I've ever seen was in the eye of a rampaging elephant in an old photo. They suffer so deeply, and so unjustly. They are so much larger and more powerful, you'd think they would be the aggressor, but we have built cages and tools of torture to keep them enslaved. We can really be monsters sometimes. Elephants don't belong in captivity. Period.
The Lion King
The Aristocats
Aladdin
No sure why you were downvoted... upvote for that!
Load More Replies...The Little Mermaid
I thought it was the arm of her father at first! Except that looked weird, which was when I realized it was a mermaid's tail. Still was stuck with thinking it depicted her father, though.
Load More Replies...Pinocchio
Lady And The Tramp
The Princess And The Frog
The crown also looks like if could be a dress on the frog so she could be seen there as well as in the splash
This artist is very talented. 10/10 in both in creativity and execution.
Disney should seriously start paying this guy to design Disney posters.
The Bambi one looks like "Bambi II - the Revenge". Scared the hell out of me....
This artist is very talented. 10/10 in both in creativity and execution.
Disney should seriously start paying this guy to design Disney posters.
The Bambi one looks like "Bambi II - the Revenge". Scared the hell out of me....
