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Disney Villains As Pinup Girls Will Put A Spell On You

Alluringly evil.
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General Assignment Reporter, HuffPost

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This probably isn't the Mouse Factory's idea of cheesecake.

LA illustrator Andrew Tarusov transformed some of Disney's villains into pinup girls.

If you've ever wondered what Maleficent, Cruella De Vil and Ursula might look like in a naughty cabaret, this is your chance.

Tarusov recently gave Disney princesses more va-va-voom, writing on Bored Panda that the series was so successful he went for the sequel.

The result is alluringly evil.

 

Maleficent
Andrew Tarusov
Cruella De Vil
Andrew Tarusov
Queen of Hearts
Andrew Tarusov
Ursula
Andrew Tarusov
Evil Queen
Andrew Tarusov
Mother Gothel
Andrew Tarusov
Madame Medusa
Andrew Tarusov
Lady Tremaine
Andrew Tarusov
Madame Mim
Andrew Tarusov

H/T Bored Panda

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