11 Classic Childhood Cartoon Characters Turned Into Monsters Art Sorry – it's time to shatter all those memories to a billion pieces, thanks to artist who turns childhood characters into horrible monsters. that artist goes by the name disse86, and their undeniably awesome, truly frightening portraits of characters like winnie the pooh, mickey mouse, pikachu, and more are unforgettable. For some of us adults it's still a secret indulgence of sorts. but putting a scary spin on all things that gave us the feels is swedish tattoo artist and illustrator dennis carlsson, who turned our favourite childhood characters like tigger, winnie the pooh and tweety bird into gruesome monsters. bye, bye, innocence! one of the best things.
This Artist Turns Your Favorite Childhood Characters Into Horrible Monsters Dennis is a tattoo artist and his tattoos are true works of art. however, this time we introduce you to his hobby. in his spare time, dennis carlsson likes to create digital illustrations ranging from classic caricatures to fan arts to comic book characters and movies, adding a touch of a nightmare to the traditionally cute and cuddly characters. Apart from being completely creepy, it’s also completely brilliant. a digital concept artist, luvisi sought inspiration from childhood nostalgia, reworking characters into monsters and serial killers. each character has a back story, which you can read on his blog but before you do, get acquainted with your real childhood heroes above. They were drawn by swedish illustrator and tattoo artist dennis carlsson, who uses his skills to add a nightmarish twist to traditionally cute and cuddly childhood cartoon characters. from winnie the pooh, pikachu, and totoro, to monsters inc and lilo (well, a piece of lilo ) and stitch, carlsson's creepy drawings are sure to send a shiver up. Sylvain sarrailh, who is also known by the name tohad, is a french concept artist based in toulouse. his works vary from beautiful illustrations to exciting video games that always bring some fantasy into our daily lives. this time sarrailh decided to take some beloved characters from our favorite childhood stories and turn them into villains that seem like they just came out from quentin.
Artist Turns Our Beloved Childhood Characters Into Bloodthirsty Monsters They were drawn by swedish illustrator and tattoo artist dennis carlsson, who uses his skills to add a nightmarish twist to traditionally cute and cuddly childhood cartoon characters. from winnie the pooh, pikachu, and totoro, to monsters inc and lilo (well, a piece of lilo ) and stitch, carlsson's creepy drawings are sure to send a shiver up. Sylvain sarrailh, who is also known by the name tohad, is a french concept artist based in toulouse. his works vary from beautiful illustrations to exciting video games that always bring some fantasy into our daily lives. this time sarrailh decided to take some beloved characters from our favorite childhood stories and turn them into villains that seem like they just came out from quentin. Well, one artist decided to show us how they would look like! french artist, sylvain tohad sarrailh decided to recreate some of our favorite childhood characters and turned them into monster like. There is no doubt that dennis carlsson, a swedish tattoo artist is a very creative and talented graphics illustrator. as well as turning cute cartoon […] your favourite childhood cartoon characters turned into monsters! ihorror.
11 Classic Childhood Cartoon Characters Turned Into Monsters Art Well, one artist decided to show us how they would look like! french artist, sylvain tohad sarrailh decided to recreate some of our favorite childhood characters and turned them into monster like. There is no doubt that dennis carlsson, a swedish tattoo artist is a very creative and talented graphics illustrator. as well as turning cute cartoon […] your favourite childhood cartoon characters turned into monsters! ihorror.
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