Talented Illustrator Does Brilliant Work Transforming People And Their Pets Into Cartoon Characters
4 years ago
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American artist Robert DeJesus transform strangers’ photos into cartoon versions of themselves.
“I got into drawing and Anime during high school,” DeJesus said. “Years later, when I started attending anime/manga shows as a guest around the US, the Anime caricatures became a favorite with my followers and since then I kept making them.” Now, Robert offers custom portraits on his eBay store, where people can participate in auctions if they want a personal piece. “I wish I could draw all of [the requests], but I fear I’ll get burned out trying. My plan was to do these as a side thing to help fund the other projects I am also dying to work on.”
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