Fancy with famous places cut unique paper jigsaw

Rich McCor has given famous attractions such as London's Big Ben tower a new look like in Disney's fairy tale movie, attracting 149,000 followers on Instagram.

Rich McCor, a London-based artist, made a series of photos that turned cities into beautiful Disney-like scenes, with paper and scissors.He added a picture of Peter Pan flying on the Big Ben tower, as in the classic 1953 movie.

Simba, Timon and Pumbaa in the Lion King cross the Tyne on Gateshead Millennium Bridge in northeastern England.

Many of his photos are from Disney cartoons, like Quasimodo on the roof of Notre Dame Cathedral, or Rafiki lifting Simba on his head (photo taken at Gozo, Malta).

McCor created to turn Clyde (Glasgow, Scotland) auditorium into a Nemo fish in the movie Finding Nemo in 2003.

An alien in the Hanging Toy Story needs a Finnieston bridge in Glasgow.Currently, this crane has stopped working, and is considered the architectural heritage of the city.

Sulley's black and white figure in the movie Monster Company at Wales Center Millennium, Cardiff, Wales.

McCor's first creative picture is the Big Ben watch image, published in 2015.

The lion in Trafalgar Square (London, England) is curious about the wool roll - a popular toy for cats.

A nozzle near the Tower Bridge like alcohol pops out of a bottle.

This 29-year-old artist turned St. St.Paul (London, England) into a cone ice cream.

Inspired by the Lord of the Rings, McCor turned the St. Port wharf.George becomes "Sauron's Eye".

In the Somerset, London building, McCor's surfer appeared on the fountain.