Product Description
The Beauty of Snow in Spring is a Snow White limited edition giclee on paper by Victoria Ying that captures the iconic first Disney princess perfectly.
About The Beauty of Snow in Spring artist Victoria Ying:
Disney Artist Victoria Ying was raised in Southern California watching Disney Films and reading comic books. During middle school she'd already made up her mind that she wanted a career in the arts, and went on to attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California where she majored in Illustration with a minor in Entertainment Design. In her role as a Visual Development artist for Walt Disney Animation Studios, she created thousands of concepts, including numerous characters designs, environments and character costumes for films such as Tangled, Prep and Landing, Wreck-it Ralph, Frozen, Paperman, Big Hero 6, and Moana. Victoria is also the illustrator of the "Tangled" Little Golden Book and her own series, “City of Secrets and City of Illusions” and the DC series Diana Princess of the Amazons. Her most graphic novel “Hungry Ghost” was nominated for an Eisner Award. You can buy her books on her website, HERE.
About Snow White:
Snow White is the titular protagonist of Disney's first animated feature-length film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937. She is a young princess; the "Fairest One of All", whose beauty is defined by her inherent kindness and purity. Shortly after discovering love in a charming Prince, Snow White learned that her jealous stepmother, the Evil Queen, was determined to kill her. Snow White forcibly ran away from home to escape the Queen's wrath, but found shelter in the cottage of seven dwarfs. Under the care of her new companions, Snow White dreamt of reuniting with her prince and living happily ever after.
Snow White is the first official member of the Disney Princess line-up. Her character provided the basis for later heroines in Disney fairy tales such as Cinderella, and Aurora from Sleeping Beauty. Many of Snow White's traits — such as her royal lineage, friendly relationship with animals, and propensity for singing — continue to inspire both heroes and heroines in Disney animated films to this day.
