The Little Mermaid's beloved villain Ursula stars in this Kim Kardashian Paper remake. The butt-bearing image is the work of German artist Olga "AsuRocks" Andriyenko who describes herself as someone with an "Ursula fetish."
Having payed tribute to the Disney villain in the past, Olga does it again with a scandalous image of the infamous cartoon icon. Known for her pin-up and game-themed illustrations, the artist's latest project is a Kim Kardashian Paper remake that is renamed to fit The Little Mermaid's underwater theme.
Instead of gracing the Winter 2014 cover of Paper, Ursula fronts the latest issue of Water magazine and poses behind a headline that reads 'Break the Ocean' instead of Kim Kardashian's popular 'Break the Internet' slogan.
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The Little Mermaid's Ursula Stars in this Kim Kardashian Paper Remake
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