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Nintendo’s Princesses Don't Need Rescuing
Nintendo’s signature princesses look ready to rescue themselves, drawn by illustrator Robin Kaplan wearing chevalier-style clothing instead of their trademark ruffles. The print is a companion piece to her Mario Sisters offering, which also boasts the same storybook-inspired charm.
The prints are part of a larger series paying tribute to geek culture, so be sure to check out the rest of her work here.
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