That doesn't necessarily mean just attaching animal heads onto realistic human bodies, which this definitely looks like.
Rafiki is literally the same size as Mufasa lol
also this
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Artist Marco Bernard turns the Lion King characters into anthropomorphic versions of themselves
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That doesn't necessarily mean just attaching animal heads onto realistic human bodies, which this definitely looks like.
Rafiki is literally the same size as Mufasa lol
also this
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how are they anthropomorphic? other than the fact they can talk
Showing facial emotion to the extent the animals do in The Lion King, as well as talking, are human characteristics. Anthropomorphic just means showing human characteristics.
Uh huh.
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And that is just the tip of the iceburg
Listen, I can't be held responsible for any inappropriate boners that result from random acts of artistic license. Muscles are muscles. Why's he gotta make Simba hot like that, tho?
But really, this is a pretty standard way for an artist to raise their profile. Pick a nostalgic series or theme, put a twist on it, and hope it goes viral. Fanart has been launching freelance careers for decades now.
But really, this is a pretty standard way for an artist to raise their profile. Pick a nostalgic series or theme, put a twist on it, and hope it goes viral. Fanart has been launching freelance careers for decades now.
Anything human is anthro. Facial expressions, speaking English, personalities etc. They're less humanoid, but they're absolutely anthropomorphic, as are many of Disneys animals.
Exactly what I was thinking. Scar's is pretty great honestly.
That was true for the original animators too:
reminder, they are very much likely half-brother and half-sister since a male lion will only allow his offspring to live in the pride.
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True. I suppose I could have put humanoid.
Does this mean the remake was anthropomorphic too?
Damn, Scar suddenly went from completely unforgivable with no redeeming features to misunderstood pragmatist just like that.
The drawings are good but the fashion choices, aside from Scar, do not represent the characters personalities and status, Rafiki especially so. Having a lion wear Leopard print is a pretty big missed opportunity because the artist could have explored the concept of "what print would the Lion Queen wear" with more creativity
I'm trying to place them in Louisiana, Tennessee, or North Carolina, and I cannot.
Very urban style.
Very urban style.
