Characters in real life

VK is the Facebook of the Russian speaking world, and 2D Among Us is one of its prominent community art projects. The project combines various pop-figure icons from movies and television with mundane photos, sometimes as social commentary, and sometimes just for the clever juxtaposition of images.

VK is the Facebook of the Russian speaking world, and 2D Among Us is one of its prominent community art projects. The project combines various pop-figure icons from movies and television with mundane photos, sometimes as social commentary, and sometimes just for the clever juxtaposition of images.

Cartoon characters are far from being realistic and most of us can't even imagine what they would look like if they existed in real life. That's when artists come to the rescue and show us what famous characters would be like if they were more human.

Bring the animation to the real life

Naaaruto *o* this fan art is so awesome! (Hinata is so cute <3)

Real life Disney princesses

Cartoons, by their very definition, are exaggerations. When human beings are animated, they’re almost never drawn with realistic propo...

Cartoon characters look even more captivating as soon as Darky Artist adds the finishing touches. This aspiring illustrator turns famous cartoon characters into real people. The illustrations are done so skillfully that it’s hard to tell whether it’s a photo or a drawing. Darky Artist has garnered over 20,000 followers, and their page keeps growing day after day.

Anime x Real life

Charlie Brown. . . . . #charliebrown #snoopy #peanuts #woodstock #friends #3d #realistic#creepy #reallife #zbrush #zbrushsculpt #cartoons…

Real life villager

"My name is Kira Yoshikage..." My Fem! Kira Yoshikage cosplay from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

Nate Hallinan created this ultra-realistic interpretation of what a smurf would look like. I'm pretty sure a few of these guys live in my apartment.

Everybody likes cartoons and cartoon characters because it creates an amazing dream world in our life. How do you feel when you see those cartoon characters as real people?

Cartoon ladies having an anatomically impossible waist to hip ratio is the standard at this point. Snow White is the most proportionally correct Disney princess since animators drew her from a real-life model and were tasked by the big man Walt himself to make her look more realistic and less cartoony. But it would be nice to imagine other characters in this fashion too.