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Beauty and the BeastĪrtist Tim Shumate's tattooed princess series really struck a chord with tattoo enthusiasts who also love Disney princesses. Pocahontasīlue Cardinal Tattoo Studio has proven they can paint with all the colors of the wind, or at least all the colors necessary to do a wonderful Pocahontas tattoo. It's not every day a baby lion prince is born and Steve at Lucky Monkey Tattoo helped immortalize little Simba in this cool piece. There's something distinctly Hakuna Matata about this cute tattoo by London Reese and hey, how could you have any worries with a smiling Simba on your sleeve.

This mostly grayscale tattoo by Daniel Castorena captures the timeless beauty of this Arabian princess while reminding that you don't need a ton of eye-catching colors to make a Disney tattoo magical.

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On the other end of the spectrum, it's also hard to capture Ursula's cruelty in just one image, but this massive backpiece, on Mark Barela and by Matthew Tillman, showing her full body, garden of 'poor unfortunate souls' and her masterminding an evil plan to keep Ariel's soul, truly captures the dark side of the Sea Witch. It's hard to capture Ariel's beauty and innocence in one image, but with perfect shading and colors, Miss Mae La Roux managed to in this amazing portrait.

This adorable portrait of the bratty monster by Miss Mae La Roux (you'll notice her name a lot in this article as she does a LOT of Disney tattoos) really captures his naughty, loveable personality. I admit, Stitch is my favorite Disney character by far. It may still be a relatively new movie, but Frozen has already inspired plenty of tattoos, including this beautiful design by Dana Tyrrell. This unfinished piece by Miss Mae La Roux is a fantastic dedication to those royal ladies. Princesses are some of the most popular stars in the entire Disney lineup. This adorable tattoo of the animated couple was done by Dean Denney. Here's a fun Disney fact: the first people who did the voices for Mickey and Minnie ended up getting married in real life. Here's a tribute to the mouse that made it all possible courtesy of Lucky Dice Tattoo. Mickey might be the most famous animated character on earth now, but that was hard to imagine when he first appeared in Steamboat Willie back in 1928. This castle was inked by Tom Tait Tattoos and belongs to Kristen Brumpton. The castle at the heart of Disneyland is more than just an attraction, it's ultimately an icon for the entire world of Disney and all the magic moments they helped create over the years. One man is behind the entire Disney franchise, and this tattoo by Aldona Reyman is a lovely tribute to the man who made it all possible, Walt Disney. The Wonderful World of Disney is beloved by children around the globe and many of those kids continue to adore the company and its films as they grow into adults, and some of them even show that adoration in the form of tattoos.