![Cub Simba. Check out those spots]()
Cub Simba. Check out those spots ![Adult Simba. The spots are still present, just very faint]()
Adult Simba. The spots are still present, just very faint ![Cub Nala. She's a leucistic/"white" lion]()
Cub Nala. She's a leucistic/"white" lion ![Adult Nala. Considerably pale compared to other lions in universe]()
Adult Nala. Considerably pale compared to other lions in universe ![Mufasa, the big daddy himself]()
Mufasa, the big daddy himself ![Sarabi. I imagine her movement would put heaps of emphasis on her feline nature]()
Sarabi. I imagine her movement would put heaps of emphasis on her feline nature ![Zazu. A mix between a Great Hornbill, Rhino Hornbill, and Southern Yellow Billed Hornbill]()
Zazu. A mix between a Great Hornbill, Rhino Hornbill, and Southern Yellow Billed Hornbill ![The eeevil Scar. He's miserable, weak, and skinny. Maybe even too skinny]()
The eeevil Scar. He's miserable, weak, and skinny. Maybe even too skinny ![Scar's spotted hyena minions, Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed. They invariably lurk in the shadows]()
Scar's spotted hyena minions, Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed. They invariably lurk in the shadows ![Rafiki. Mostly Mandrill, but I also mixed some Hamadryas and Oliver baboon in there]()
Rafiki. Mostly Mandrill, but I also mixed some Hamadryas and Oliver baboon in there ![Timon. Not entirely satisfied with how I interpreted his hands, but I believe he needs them]()
Timon. Not entirely satisfied with how I interpreted his hands, but I believe he needs them ![Pumbaa. Toned down the inherent ugliness of the warthog and let him keep his red coat (just imagine it's clay dust)]()
Pumbaa. Toned down the inherent ugliness of the warthog and let him keep his red coat (just imagine it's clay dust) Reimaginings of the characters from a Disney classic. Made in response to, but not necessarily as a criticism of, the 2019 remake.
Characters were created with a combination of digital painting, minor photobashing, and 3D modeling done in ZBrush. Originally created in May and June of 2020.
Published:March 22, 2021
