Inked Mag Staff
February 27th, 2017
Disney Villains as Pin-Ups
Check out these bad girls!
Bad never looked so good
Andrew Tarusov, the artist that brought you the Pin-ups of Westeros and Disney Princess Pin-ups, has struck again.
Andrew works in art and animation after a decade of schooling. Of all his work, Andrew favors his “vintage style Pin-Up” characters most. One look and you’ll see why. He gives classic characters new life by creating unique looks.
He brought you Pin-Up style Disney princesses in the past. Now, he’s decided to let the bad girls have fun too. Check out these Disney Villain Pin-Ups.
Credit: Andrew Tarusov
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