the-disney-difference:

I am watching Pocahontas, and it just got to the part where Kocoum starts fighting John Smith and Pocahontas tries to stop the fight. WHEN ALL OF A SUDDEN…….”Rahnn. Stap it! STAP IT!” popped into my head……..what the hell is happening to me. 

(Source: thedisneydifference)

Can you paint with all the colors of the wind?

theartofdisney:

artist: kinkei

n0coast:

Most of the world seems familiar with the famous Disney princesses, from Snow White to Pocahontas their likenesses are burned into our memory, fan or not. What makes them so iconic? Many would argue it was their lavish and flowing costumes, based on historical fashion. But just how correct are those period fashionable dresses? Claire Hummel, an illustrator with a passion for historically accurate costuming recently reworked many of the famous ladies, giving them new garb fitting a stylish member of their periods society. As you can see in her version of Snow White above (based on early 16th century Germany), many of the original Disney costumes weren’t far off, while a few are vastly different.  For more of Hummel’s excellent work, see her website shoomlah.com

imbobswaget:

Historically Accurate Disney Princesses, Pocahontas

and the only one who loses her love interest. ITS BULLSHIT! especially since they married in real life. DAMN YOU DISNEY.

waltdisneyconfessions:

“I think Pocahontas is the most beautiful disney heroine of all.”