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Vater verwandelt die Zeichnungen seiner Kinder in die Realität

von Joëlle Burkert
02/01/2019

Der zweifache Vater Tom Curtis aus Grossbritannien «übersetzt» die Zeichnungen seiner Kinder mithilfe von Photoshop in 3D-Objekte.

Die Kinder Al und Dom lieben es zu zeichnen und setzten auf ihren Papa Tom, um das Werk zu vollenden. Tom will, dass auch die Erwachsenen die Welt durch die Augen seiner Kinder sehen können. Für seine Werke nimmt er die Zeichnungen seiner Kinder als Grundlage.

Er liest die Bilder in das Bild-Bearbeitungsprogramm Photoshop ein, nimmt dann ein Bild eines echten Tieres oder einer realen Person und verwandelt dessen Gesicht in das Gesicht, dass seine Kinder kreiert haben. 2015 postete er sein erstes Bild und kann sich inzwischen auf seinem Instagram-Account «Things I have drawn» über 180’000 Abonnenten freuen.

Dieser Hund könnte direkt aus einem Märchenbuch kommen…

…und dieses Pony muss wohl mal zum Zahnarzt.

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#ad Look where we are – it’s Iceland of course. What shall we draw? Oh look – there’s a horse. __ Hi everyone. Becky here again, the boys’ mum. So, did you guess it? That’s right – it was Reykjavik in that last post, the capital of Iceland. You might have, by now, seen the Instagram Story we’ve posted, with loads of amazing things we’ve done. But one thing we haven’t done, is seen many animals. It turns out that over the winter it gets so cold that even the sheep and the cows are tucked up inside. But at least there are a few horses around. And this one certainly doesn’t seem at all bothered about the temperature. What a happy chap. #wewhotravel #thingsihavedrawn @hotelsdotcom

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Auch «Captain Jack Sparrow» aus «Fluch der Karibik» kriegt ein neues Gesicht.

Und selbst vor Autos wird nicht Halt gemacht!

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It's a car from the future – driven by Dad. (But just so you know – this is an #ad.) ___ Hi everyone. Tom, the boys’ dad, here. Things I Have Drawn isn’t my day job – it’s a fun thing Dom, Al and I do together when they’re not at school and I’m not at work. And for anyone who’s been following us for a while (thank you) you’ll know that we’ve been lucky enough to even have a book published (link in our bio). Over the past 2 and a bit years, we’ve let our following grow organically by posting pictures we want to create, but when a brand like Mastercard comes knocking, asking us to do something with them that we love doing anyway, it feels like a bit of a no-brainer! This week is the Goodwood Festival of Speed – a big car show in the south of England – and Mastercard UK, as its main sponsor, has run a competition asking parents to send in their kids’ designs for the ‘car of the future’. It’s been an absolute pleasure helping bring some of those drawings to life with a bit of Things I Have Drawn magic. Over the next few posts you’ll see some of the pictures we’ve created together. First up – here’s Eduard Arion’s awesome drawing, turned into a true speed machine. (And sure enough – that really is me at the wheel.) Another one to follow tomorrow. ___ And here are some hashtags: #FOS #Goodwood #StartSomethingPriceless @mastercarduk #mastercard #thingsihavedrawn #cardrawing #kidsdrawing #kidsdrawings #idrawwhatisaw

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