Chaotic Father Turns His Son's Crayon Drawings Into Realistic Renderings and the Results are Haunting

Whenever a father cultivates the passions of his children, people are usually in awe— that's just good parenting. One father, a graphic designer by trade, encouraged his son's quirky drawings by turning simplistic, disproportional, animal sketches into what looked more like the real thing… at least sort of like the real thing.

Tom, the dad, asked his son to draw cute little animals for him, and using big-boy tools like Photoshop and AfterEffects, he created distorted, contorted, weirdly haunting versions of the drawings. It's entertaining, to say the least, and surely a fun activity to take part in with your child, however, the resulting images are not only cursed, but they're chilling. Some of the animals are completely unrecognizable, and without the help of the comments section, they're unidentifiable. But that doesn't stop Tom. He's created hundreds of these renderings and is pressing on, hopefully working on improving his child's motor skills with the goal of improving animal proportions.

Or maybe it's just art at this point.

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Jesse Kessenheimer

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