Lion king human version

Scar, from the Disney classic, The Lion King, reimagined as human. : by @ink_mad

The Lion King: Humanized. This is a really great piece! From top to bottom, left to right: Simba, Nala, Rafiki, Zazu, the three hyenas, Scar, Timon, Pumbaa, adult Kovu, young Kovu, young Kiara, adult Kiara

We all adore animated movies because every possible kind of magical event can occur in them. One of the most obvious manifestations of this magic is the fact that talking animals appear in so many of them. This fact led us at Bright Side to think about an intriguing question: What would the animal characters in our favorite animated movies look like if they were people?

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Most of us have watched The Lion King and enjoyed it thoroughly, and with the newest movie remake out, people have started comparing both versions of the movie. Inspired by shows like Beastars on Netflix and TaleSpin on Disney +, a freelance illustrator from Los Angeles, Marco Bernard, decided to give the movie characters a twist. During the lockdown, he started working on a project titled “Lion King: Pride Land Characters” as he set out to reimagine the movie characters as humanlike as…

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Animation’s most famous animals, robots, and monsters turned into people.

An Artist Brilliantly Reimagined What Disney Animals Would Look Like As Humans

Anthropomorphization or humanization is a term that describes the act of making animals or inanimate objects into humans, be it visual or conceptual. It's a thing we sometimes do subconsciously, like when we imagine that our pets think human thoughts or talk in human language, and sometimes it's completely conscious, when people intentionally just turn them into human form. Shannon Lee is the latter case, as she sometimes draws awesome illustrations of human characters inspired by various…