With winter here, and people bundled up, it makes one long for the warm months ahead. J. Scott Campbell has a 2012 calendar that turns up the heat on fairy tale princesses, in a mega art appreciation moment of the day.
I’m sure there is absolutely no correlation between J. Scott’s work and many of these very same princesses appearing in a number of Disney animated movies… no connection at all…
If you want to order this calendar, head over to J. Scott Campbell’s website.
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I love his art! This calendar is a must have for me :)
Very nicely done. Now if you’ll excuse me I’ll be in my bunk.
Oh my! Wow!
I’ll be in my bunk…
Good work :)
Beauty is seriously under-dressed for that weather. You’d think Beast would have at least made her put on some thicker gloves.
(Because I’m trying not to make a pervy comment like I otherwise might)
*Pfft*
These wouldn’t even be close to amazing if not for Nei’s coloring.
They make for a great combination but you shouldn’t discount Campbell’s art. It’s innately sensual.
I just bought the 2012 calander a week ago. it hanging up above my computer. now if I could only find where I put the 2011 one.
Now I get what “sticky keys” means…….
Is that Red Riding Hood or Beauty?
Campbell is my favorite artist when it comes to drawing sexy women. If there was any doubt why, this proves it.
Despite his penchant for drawing women with splayed toes when barefoot (which, granted, probably only means something to me) his use of curves creates a gorgeous symmetry to everything he does.
His take on Beauty & the Beast is very nice. I like it.
The pre-ball Cinderella stirs me the most.
“Scrub that floor, you dirty, dirty girl!” ;-)