The artist’s name is Andy Ivanov, and he called this story May, the Mermaid of Lily Lake. Quickly after he posted it, it was all over the internet.  

This artist’s Instagram rapidly gained followers, as everyone wanted to see the next episode of the series, so right now, he has over 222k people following his account.  

The webcomic depicts a fight between nature and people, nobility and greed, good and evil, and it features a happy ending -which can usually be found in fairytales.  

Here we are posting a couple of photos just to tease, but we strongly recommend visiting Andy’s Instagram account and checking out this drawn remake of a well-known fairytale.  

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Ariel is one of the most iconic Disney princesses.

The daughter of Triton, who is the ruler of all the seven seas, Ariel’s red locks, and blue eyes, as well as her story, has been told to children of many generations.

But, in the movies, Ariel’s oceans paint a beautiful picture of beautiful and clean seas, which is a stark reality from what’s happening today.

German artist Stephanie Hermes used her artistic talents to paint what Ariel would look like if her beautiful ocean kingdom would be littered with plastic bags and straws, as well as other trash that we’ve polluted the world’s oceans with over the past few decades.

The results are as harrowing and as eye-opening as it gets.

If it’s any consolation, however, the artist still manages to keep things lighthearted, showing Ariel cheerfully sporting a 7-eleven plastic bag as a bikini top as she duels with her underwater friends using pens and toothbrushes as makeshift swords.

Then again, not even Ariel’s bright smile is enough to cover the fact that we really need to do something about what’s polluting our oceans today.

The post These Illustrations of The Little Mermaid Paint an Awfully Sad Reality appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The artist’s name is Andy Ivanov, and he called this story May, the Mermaid of Lily Lake. Quickly after he posted it, it was all over the internet.  

This artist’s Instagram rapidly gained followers, as everyone wanted to see the next episode of the series, so right now, he has over 222k people following his account.  

The webcomic depicts a fight between nature and people, nobility and greed, good and evil, and it features a happy ending -which can usually be found in fairytales.  

Here we are posting a couple of photos just to tease, but we strongly recommend visiting Andy’s Instagram account and checking out this drawn remake of a well-known fairytale.  

The post Lovely Comics About the Green Mermaid appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Ariel is one of the most iconic Disney princesses.

The daughter of Triton, who is the ruler of all the seven seas, Ariel’s red locks, and blue eyes, as well as her story, has been told to children of many generations.

But, in the movies, Ariel’s oceans paint a beautiful picture of beautiful and clean seas, which is a stark reality from what’s happening today.

German artist Stephanie Hermes used her artistic talents to paint what Ariel would look like if her beautiful ocean kingdom would be littered with plastic bags and straws, as well as other trash that we’ve polluted the world’s oceans with over the past few decades.

The results are as harrowing and as eye-opening as it gets.

If it’s any consolation, however, the artist still manages to keep things lighthearted, showing Ariel cheerfully sporting a 7-eleven plastic bag as a bikini top as she duels with her underwater friends using pens and toothbrushes as makeshift swords.

Then again, not even Ariel’s bright smile is enough to cover the fact that we really need to do something about what’s polluting our oceans today.

The post These Illustrations of The Little Mermaid Paint an Awfully Sad Reality appeared first on PlayJunkie.