These Wicked Perfume Bottles Deliver Just the Right Dose of Disney Magic
The voluminous amount of Disney fanart demands that a project be truly unique to stand out from the pack. These clever Disney villain perfume bottle illustrations fit the bill.
#16 Hades (Hercules)
Artist: Ruby Spark
There are just so many great details about this one, I can't even deal. First off, the body itself is shaped like the bottle used to poison poor baby Herc in the movie. And then there's the Underworld's cheeky slogan, and Hades' flaming hair.
#17 Yzma (The Emperor's New Groove)
Artist: Ruby Spark
I didn't know that bottles could have sass, but this one definitely does. Like the Captain Hook bottle, this one manages to convey a sense of motion. Also, I'm loving the opalescent chevron below the fur.
#18 Dr. Facilier (The Princess and the Frog)
Artist: Ruby Spark
I honestly think this one could have been better if it just stuck with the hat. Yes, the rest of it does match his costume, but it feels a little uninspired.
#19 Mother Gothel (Tangled)
Artist: Ruby Spark
Last, but not least: how could you not want this one sitting on your vanity? The contrast between maroon and gold is striking, and that flower, of course, is just stunning.
Unfortunately, these bottles don't exist in real three-dimensional life just yet, but if they ever do, I'm sure they'll fly off the shelves (not literally, hopefully--that would be a mess).
(Source: Ruby Spark)
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Artist: Ruby Spark
There are just so many great details about this one, I can't even deal. First off, the body itself is shaped like the bottle used to poison poor baby Herc in the movie. And then there's the Underworld's cheeky slogan, and Hades' flaming hair.
#17 Yzma (The Emperor's New Groove)
Artist: Ruby Spark
I didn't know that bottles could have sass, but this one definitely does. Like the Captain Hook bottle, this one manages to convey a sense of motion. Also, I'm loving the opalescent chevron below the fur.
#18 Dr. Facilier (The Princess and the Frog)
Artist: Ruby Spark
I honestly think this one could have been better if it just stuck with the hat. Yes, the rest of it does match his costume, but it feels a little uninspired.
#19 Mother Gothel (Tangled)
Artist: Ruby Spark
Last, but not least: how could you not want this one sitting on your vanity? The contrast between maroon and gold is striking, and that flower, of course, is just stunning.
Unfortunately, these bottles don't exist in real three-dimensional life just yet, but if they ever do, I'm sure they'll fly off the shelves (not literally, hopefully--that would be a mess).
(Source: Ruby Spark)
