An artist who produces incredible real-life images of Disney princesses has just added Ariel to his collection, and she might just be the prettiest half-fish woman we've ever seen.

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That hair. Those lips. That contouring.

Artist Jirka Väätäinen said: "The Little Mermaid has always been my favourite Disney film. When I was asked to bring to life my favourite Disney moment, I knew it had to be the one scene that sums up Disney for me. More than anything else, it's the hopes and dreams that make Disney so special to me. And this time around, I wanted to make this moment a bit more magical and actually bring it to life. "

The graphic designer has drawn other real-life portraits of some of our favourite Disney heroines. And guess what? They're all pretty beautiful, which isn't that surprising, really. Apart from Ursula, that is, who looks fairly alarming in all her villainous glory.

He's also drawn the princes in real life and they are HOT AF. Hi Eric.

We think we like this more than the Disney Drawn Game Of Thrones AND the Disney Orange Is The New Black (but Grumpy Cat as Disney Princesses might still have the edge).

Here's some of our favourites:

Elsa:

Jirka Väätäinen

Anna from Frozen:

Jirka Väätäinen

Snow White:

Alice in Wonderland:

Cinderella:

Ariel:

Rapunzel (totally looks like Amanda Seyfried):

Pocohontas:

Jane (from Tarzan, obvs) - a touch of Maggie Gyllenhaal about her?:

Jasmine:

Tinkerbell:

Esmerelda:

And the anomalous villain...Ursula:

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Catriona Harvey-Jenner Digital Features Editor Cat is Cosmopolitan UK's features editor covering women's issues, health and current affairs. Jo Sayer I write about entertainment, which means I've lost a couple of years of my life to Game of Thrones and I'm not even sorry.

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