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These are some digital art pieces by the artist Jirka Vinse Jonatan Väätäinen. I think turning animated characters into realistic art is such an interesting concept and these are some of his best works. These are the Disney villains Ursula and Cruella de Vil. This is inspiring because there are so many animated movies out there that anyone could take any if those characters and turn them into artwork like this.

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  1. Wow they look like real people you could meet on the street :O that's impressive, every time I try to take something unrealistic (like a cartoon) and make it realistic, I come up with some kind of amalgamation. I might just go look for more of their art - good find!

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  2. The drawings look so real. I like how the artist use many colors and blend them together.

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  3. Amazing kait, love the photos!

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