юаа17юаб юааrealisticюаб юааcartoonюаб юааcharacterюаб Versions By Miguel Vasquez You Wouldnтащt Miguel vasquez is a talented 3d illustrator who loves to bring his art as close to reality as possible. he has been working with our favorite cartoons for a while now, trying to reimagine them as real human beings. he takes a well known character and turns it into somehow disturbing and strange version of a person, and it would actually be terrifying to meet any of them on the street by accident. From such cartoon characters as marge and bart simpson from all time favorite tv show the simpsons to patrick star and squidward from spongebob squarepants, to rick and morty from the show of the same name, and even video game characters like toad from super mario, this artist will soon have recreated every famous character out there!.
юаа17юаб юааrealisticюаб юааcartoonюаб юааcharacterюаб Versions By Miguel Vasquez You Wouldnтащt Diao says he grew up watching the simpsons, hanna barbera shows, and disney animations that made a big impact on his life. with state of the art ai photo software, diao was able to create lifelike. Surprisingly, some cartoon characters as humans look even better than the originals. see if your favorite cartoon characters are on this list, and scroll further to witness 23 pictures of real life cartoon characters! note: the original article was written by hidrėlėy and later edited and updated by the bored panda team. more info: instagram. Artist hidreley diao, however, takes a bit of a different approach. he uses artificial intelligence (ai) to create hyper realistic versions of cartoon characters, and we’re in absolute awe! we’ve collected our 15 favorites below, and we hope you enjoy them as much as we did. 1. we didn’t think we could picture ariel’s hair color as. This artist makes realistic versions of cartoon characters using a.i. & photoshop (17 pics) by hannah riley april 12, 2021 digital art has made it easier for people to create art they could not have made with physical mediums and made creating accessible for people who potentially couldn’t afford the materials.
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