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French Artist Cleverly Uses Photoshop To Create Fantastical Animals, And The Result Is Amazing
Our world is a gorgeous place, but with the help of Photoshop, artists can breathe some magic into the mundane everyday life.
Julien Tabet is a 20-year-old digital artist from France. He challenges the reality as we know it and creates surreal situations involving animals. From zebras with stripes for wings to the entire ocean in a belly of a bear - nothing is too crazy for this creative personality.
Take a look at some of the animals that didn't exist before Julien.
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Bella Smith 6 years ago
took me a while to register what was going on their is so much going on in this work of art!
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Bella Smith 6 years ago
wow omg this is so detailed and how on earth does this girl come up wit these ideas
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Margot Piasecka 6 years ago
20 yrs? Impressive. More than that. I like the first six a lot. Zebra and the cheetah my absolute favorites! The others were more a variation of same team. But anyway the results are stunning.
Mika N 6 years ago
Yeah a lot of oceans inside animals. But still, very well done and fascinating to look at.
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Matthew Hyder 6 years ago
This reminds me of an rpg maker game called OFF that has a lot of surrealism to it and was made by a French person too. :?
Margot Piasecka 6 years ago
20 yrs? Impressive. More than that. I like the first six a lot. Zebra and the cheetah my absolute favorites! The others were more a variation of same team. But anyway the results are stunning.
Mika N 6 years ago
Yeah a lot of oceans inside animals. But still, very well done and fascinating to look at.
Load More Replies... Matthew Hyder 6 years ago
This reminds me of an rpg maker game called OFF that has a lot of surrealism to it and was made by a French person too. :?
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