What if princes of the Disney's fairy tale were real?

| Source: Cosmopolitan

The artist Jirka Väätäinen, the same that worked on the project that shows how Ursula, villain of "The Little Mermaid", and the princess of Disney would be if they were real, told to Cosmopolitan Magazine that he grew up surrounded by Disney's characters, generating a personal fascination. This probably is the reason why Väätäinen go ahead with his project and developed a human version of the Disney's princes.

According to hum, to be more real, the creation start by a mix with photos of humans with elements available on Photoshop. A digital paint is made to finish the project.

Really, if we look to the draws the faces looks familiar, like the prince John, from Pocahontas. Don't you think he looks like Chris Hemsworth, from Thor?! They are equals!

Here are the photos:

1. Prince Charming, from Cinderella

2. Prince Adam, from The Beaty and the Beast, after the transformation

3. Prince Eric, from The Little Mermaid

4. Prince Phillip, from Sleeping Beauty

5. John Smith, from Pocahontas

6. Aladdin, from Aladdin

7. Hercules, from Hercules

8. Tarzan, from Tarzan

9. Capitan Li Shang, from Mulan

So, what do you think? Do you find another known face?

I was looking and I think prince Phillip can be Ashton Kutcher (the actor) from side view. The shape of the face, the chin, the eyebrow, I think it's very similar. John Smith I'm sure it's Chris Hemsworth.

What do you think? Let me know, comment!

What's the difference between attic and basement?

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The subject of this post began with a joke. I was in the car with my mother and my sister, it was windy a lot outside and my mother joked: "Look the tornado getting closer!" and she started talk abou tornados - that if we live in U.S. we already had gone to the basement.

Wait, basement? Or attic? And in this moment de doubt arose, what is the difference between attic and basement?

I googled and here are the difference!

Attic is at the top of the house. Do you know movies houses that always have a "window"in the roof? So, it is the attic.

And basement is in the lower part of the house. We can't see just looking at the front of the house, we only can see being in the house.

Perhaps to you this is a silly question, but in Brazil it isn't common have an attic or basement in our houses, so that's why Brazilians get confuse.