30 Reimagined Classic Disney Posters That Capture The Magic Of The Movie

Mondo Art Gallery and Cyclops Print Works had an art gallery show themed around Disney called "Never Grow Up: A Disney Art Show". This event invites fans of all ages to explore exciting new interpretations of Disney’s beloved classics and modern masterpieces.
The artwork in "Never Grow Up: A Disney Art Show" is the product of 30 artists, each of whom was allowed to show respect to their favorite animated Disney film—from Ken Taylor's modern version of "Big Hero 6"(2014) to James Flames' reimagining of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves" (1937). A few of the more recent additions are "Bambi," "Fantasia," "101 Dalmations," "Aladdin," "Lilo and Stitch," and "Pinocchio."
Mitch Putnam, co-founder, and creative director claims that movies play a significant role in his and his family's upbringing and their current lives. And the artists on this list have the same feeling as Mitch. They have expressed their adoration for Disney movies by creating incredible works of art.
We have gathered the best 30 classic Disney posters reimagined from the art gallery. Scroll down to see more!

#1 101 Dalmations by Jonathan Burton

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Jonathan Burton says that "101 Dalmatians" is the most beautiful Disney movie, mostly because it was the first time the artists' original line drawings were employed in the final cells via the copy machine technique. He added that “The line work is sketchy, the color misaligned and it makes for a style full of life. My poster pays tribute to this, and in particular the rough production drawings of Disney’s Ken Anderson who himself was inspired by Ronald Searle.”

#2 Aladdin by Matt Taylor

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For Matt Taylor, "Aladdin" is the pinnacle of classic Disney, so the opportunity to reimagine it is basically a dream project. The most enjoyable element, in his opinion, was getting to sketch that Genie bursting out of the lamp. He wanted to try to include some ancient Arabian design and decorating into the painting.

#3 The Black Cauldron by Randy Ortiz

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This eery imagery is perfect for one of Disney’s darker animated films. We’re scared of the Horned King and the Cauldron-Borns just looking at it.

#4 Lilo & Stitch by Rosemary Valero-O’Connell

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After viewing Rosemary Valero-tropical-themed O'Connell's artwork, we're quickly packing our bags and flying to Hawaii.

#5 Pinnochio by Jessica Seamans

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Monstro in Jessica Seamans's "Pinnochio" really reminds us how scary it is.

#6 Fantasia by Becky Cloonan

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These Fantasia posters definitely portray the scarier side of Disney as they capture the “Night on Bald Mountain” scene from the film.

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#7 Big Hero 6 by Ken Taylor

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“Watching a Disney movie together with my kids is amazing, but making artwork for one of their favorite films takes it to the next level,” said artist Ken Taylor. “BIG HERO 6 is my eldest daughter's favorite, and I love it so much about this film. The story is super fun but it's the city that gets me in, the opportunity to draw San Fransokyo has been a blast and one of the best film poster experiences I have had. Hopefully, folks dig it as much as I do.”

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#8 The Fox and the Hound by Tegan White

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In this piece by Tegan White, just look at how joyful our favorite four-legged animated animals are!

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#9 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by James Flames

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This "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" artwork has some really fantastic movie scene sketches.

#10 Gargoyles by Phantom City Creative

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We’d totally trust these Gargoyles by Phantom City Creative to protect our city!

#11 Lady and the Tramp by Dave Perillo

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The well-known meatball and spaghetti scene must be on the new poster.

#12 Gravity Falls by Dave Perillo

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In Dave Perillo's rework, every character in Dipper and Mabel's adventures appears together.

#13 Peter Pan by Tom Whalen

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All of the elements are included in Tom Whalen’s Peter Pan pieces. From Captain Hook’s villainous smile to Peter Pan and the Darlings, the whole gang is there!