Why do Disney always use the same Disney Princess images?

[Goliath]

I think Tiana looks good there . . . but I have a thing for suits and top hats.

You're right, Tiana looks good, too. But Jasmine is undone of all her inate hotness.

[L&P on the Scales]

Using stock art is common across the board when it comes to merchandising. It's easy to simply draw something once and then reuse it again for all related products. It also works as a way of adding consistency to a certain line of products, in some cases.

[Elladorine]

This thread reminded me of something I'd wanted to get around to from a while back:



Ignore the fangs.