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    Side-by-Side Showdown: Disney Villains in Concept Art vs. Finished Film

    There's something endlessly fascinating about Disney villains—they're bold, memorable, and somehow manage to steal the spotlight from the heroes. But before these iconic characters ever graced the screen, they started as sketches and ideas on an artist's drawing board. From the terrifyingly sleek Maleficent to the larger-than-life Ursula, Disney villains went through some dramatic transformations from concept art to final film design, and seeing those changes side-by-side is like watching the magic happen right before your eyes.

    As a lifelong Disney fan, I've always loved these glimpses behind the scenes, where you can actually see the evolution of each villain's personality and design. It's like a peek into the minds of the artists who brought these classic characters to life. I have to say, The fact that Gaston's tiny mustache didn't make it all the way to the final version is a big miss in my book. 

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