Art Nouveau Prints For All the Non-Disney Princesses

Pretty Pretty Princess

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Okay, Lydia Deetz and most of the other female characters featured in Kishokahime’s DeviantArt gallery aren’t princesses, but you know what I mean. They’re the leading ladies of a bunch of animated and genre films from an era that corresponds to a lot of childhoods these days. And they may not get as much play in the media as Cinderella, but that doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten about them. So here’s to the strange and unusual movies where unicorns are a far more likely occurrence and  Tim Curry is almost always the villain.

You can see these at larger resolution (where all the detailed references become quite clear), and even a few more even more obscure ladies at Kishokahime’s gallery, so venture on, dear reader.

(via Potatofarmgirl.)

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