We‘re no strangers to the world‘s fascination with Grumpy Cat, but U.S. digital artist Eric Proctor (a.k.a Tsaoshin) has taken that interest in an unexpected new direction by casting the adorable cat in a series of classic Disney movies.
Using Photoshop and his new Wacom Tablet, Tsaoshin playfully reinterprets Disney characters that we all know and love with the Grumpy Cat as one of the main personas, making for hilarious drawings. In “Circle of No,” a parody of The Lion King, Mufasa (the father lion) seems to be confused as to whether the frowning cub is really his. In “A Whole New No,” which parodies Aladdin, the famous cat takes the place of the prince and denies the frustrated hero’s suave advances. The first image, parodying the Little Mermaid, was so popular, that fans have been begging him to make more images.
The funny images are playful, clever, and drawn with care – perhaps because Tsaoshin is a devoted fan of the films and the famous characters he’s parodying. “Lion king is my favorite Disney animated masterpiece, so I feel a little guilty doing this. Only a little,” writes the artist. He also faced some difficulties adapting Grumpy Cat to some of the scenes, but wrote that, in the end, “nothing is impossible for grumpy cat… well… except love.”
Source: tsaoshin.deviantart.com
Part of Your No
When Will My No Begin
Circle of No
Tale as Old as No
A Whole New No
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