Today I’m doing a roundup of sexy portrayals of Jasmine from “Aladdin” (1992).
Pin-up girl artist Elias Chatzoudis has done several notable sexy depictions of Jasmine. Currently based in Concord, New Hampshire, Chatzoudis is a freelance illustrator for comic book covers and other illustrations. (Check out his work at his official webpage, DeviantArt, ArtStation, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.)
Comic-book artist J. Scott Campbell did an illustration of Jasmine for his Fairytale Fantasies collection. (Check out his work at his official webpage, DeviantArt, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.)
Pin-up artist Andrew Tarusov has done at least a couple of depictions of Jasmine, including one where she’s a cover model for Playboy magazine. (See his work at his official webpage, Facebook and Instagram.)
Chilean artist Gonzalo Ordonez Arias, aka Genzoman, created a sexy version of Jasmine in Japanese anime style. (Check out his work at DeviantArt, Facebook and Tumblr.)
Ukrainian artist Inna Vjuzhanina did a sensual portrait of Jasmine. (See her work at her official website, DeviantArt, ArtStation and Facebook.)
Artist Martheus Wade also did a version of Jasmine in repose. (Check out his work at DeviantArt, Facebook and Instagram.)
Artist Mike Krome, aka Kromespawn, did a stunning illustration of Princess Jasmine and her companion tiger Rajah. (To see more of his work, visit DeviantArt, Facebook and Instagram.)
Ukrainian artist Sergey Filikov, aka Redfill, did a busty depiction of Jasmine. (Check out his work at DeviantArt.)
Finnish artist Jirka Vaatainen, aka JirkaVinse, did a series of realistic depictions of Disney princesses, including Jasmine. (Check out his work at his website, DeviantArt, Behance and Facebook.)
Artist James Dillon Wright, aka Dillon Boy, created a series of illustrations called Dirtyland that showed Disney princesses as objects of desire on smut magazines. (See articles by Beautiful Decay and Pile Rats. For more of Wright’s work, visit his website.)
An artist named Tray made a busty, braless illustration of Jasmine on a flying carpet. Unfortunately I couldn’t find more information on the artist online. (Email me if you have details.)
Artist R3Ydart of El Salvador is clearly a booty fan based on his cheeky illustration of Princess Jasmine. (See more of his work on DeviantArt.)
Other pop-culture artists like to update Disney princesses by making them edgy tattooed ladies.
Artist Joel Santana has done a series called Inked Princesses that depict the ladies of Disney as fans of tattoos. (For more information on Santana, check out his website.)
Italian artist Emmanuel Viola created a set of Disney princess art that reimagines them as hipsters with tattoos. (Check out his website.)
Artist Melanie of Mela Makes Art created a tattooed version of Jasmine as well. (For more information on her work, check out Facebook and Instagram.)
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