An oft-forgotten Disney villain, Snow White's Evil Queen saught to be the fairest in the land, and these fan art pieces made her wish a reality.
Disney villains are important counterparts to the princesses they are up against, and a favorite among fans is the Evil Queen. She is seen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves as she seeks to become the fairest in the land, and some fans have created some works of art depicting her personality and sense of fashion. They have utilized their talents to breathe new life into this villain, as her looks haven't changed since 1937 when the film was first released.
They put their own spin on her looks that will make her any fan's new favorite villain due to their incredible designs. The focus may stray from the story of Snow White, but her essence remains the same, as her evil nature leaks through in every piece of fan art.
The Evil Queen wasn't as stylish as some other Disney villains, which is why this artist decided to change her up a bit. They gave her a pair of pants and some thigh-high boots in place of her traditional dress, and it is something Disney should consider doing for her in future remakes.
The extension of her neckpiece was also a nice touch by artist Anna Maystrenko, and it enhances her green eyes and ruby lips that reak of evil.
She wanted to be the fairest in the land, and what else could help her achieve that goal other than a ton of peacock feathers? Their green and blue hues would match her eyes, and there is no way Snow White could be considered better than her with this outfit. Hwilki65 came up with the design, and the multitude of lines he used for the dress makes it even more elegant that fans thought possible.
Snow White was supposed to have been killed, and, when her scheme failed, the Evil Queen came up with her own scheme to end her life. It might not have been the most clever evil plot, but this portrait captures the moment when she was deep in thought coming up with ways to rid the world of Snow White. Suspiria is the artist behind this piece, and her choice to use a crystal-shaped wood panel as her canvas added to the aesthetic and put an emphasis on the look in her eyes.
This portrait paints the Evil Queen in a doll-like form, and it shows fans how she was just misunderstood. All she wanted was to be the most beautiful in the land—vain as that sounds—and this way of thinking probably went back to something that happened to her as a child, as she is depicted in this portrait.
The innocent look on her face that the artist El Pincel Mágico de Marimar gave her and the soft way she grasps the poisoned apple in her hands speaks to this idea. However, the green outline around her form does remind fans of her true nature and the fact that she did attempt to murder a young woman.
John Coulter created this masterpiece that was displayed in Downtown Disney and features a hidden mickey in its design. It takes fans back to the renaissance era based on the design of her dress and crown. The small details are remarkable, as he even managed to give it texture based on the patterns he used to create the various portions of this portrait.
The use of color on a monochromatic background is what draws the eye to this portrait of the Evil Queen. She was diabolical in nature, and the dark purple over her lids represents this truth as it shows her disdain for Snow White. The foreground of the Evil Queen might not be super detailed, but the background created by Lucky Hellcat makes up for this fact as it looks more like a picture than a piece of art.
This artist utilized both oil paints and rhinestones to bring her portrait of the Evil Queen to life. It shows just how underrated she was, as she never obtained the respect she deserved as the ruler of the land, but this portrait changes that way of thinking.
They add a three-dimensional aspect to the portrait, and the placement of it in this particular frame enhances their beauty. The Evil Queen might not have become the fairest in the land, but the artist Jel Ena proves that she should have with her portrait.
A modernized version of the Evil Queen would look something like this, as she would be fashionable yet unapproachable. Her red boots were a nice touch that connected her ruby red lips to the rest of her outfit. Kathryn Rose even managed to include her headpiece into the design by parting her hair in the middle and allowing it to cascade over her shoulders as it did in the movie.
The Evil Queen deserved to be remembered, as she was, in a way, right about her being the most beautiful in the land—she was the queen, after all. The dress that Steven Thompson created for her is outstanding and takes her game to the next level, especially with the red at the front of the gown. The piece around her neck is just as impressive, and the way all of the pieces seem to spread to the edges of the canvas adds movement to the piece.
Devious Squrl Studios created this artwork that gives a dark edge to the Evil Queen that is enhanced by the face on the poisoned apple. She might never have sung a song in the movie, but this portrait has fans wishing that she would have. The silver tint to her skin and the dark nails speak of her evil deeds while the slight glow to her eyes only adds to this vibe.
