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Chinese Artist Creates Human Version Of Cats And Dogs, And The Result Is On Point (22 Pics)
If you have a soft spot for adorable felines (and dogs!) or traditional Chinese illustrations, we have a special treat for you today.
The Chinese artist known as Xuedaixun has a vast gallery on DeviantArt filled with impressive works of art, not the least of which are pictures of adorable cats and dogs turned into characters typically found in Chinese comics known as manhua.
Each illustration is a meticulously crafted replica that captures the same mood, pose, and colors of the original picture.
All that is left is to scroll down and see them for yourself!
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Oh My!! This one is beyond GORGEOUS!! This is in my top 3 Favorites, maybe even my #1. Could definitely be seen as a shapeshifter. I would love to have the picture on the right blown up and framed. I would hang it one of my walls, probably in the living room so that I would be able to look at it all the time. Just Gorgeous!!!
In the distance you hear high pitched squealing, as you listen it grows louder. You see an army on the horizon, an army of girls wearing Hetalia shirts, Naruto running towards you. The fujoshis. The fujoshis are here.
I really like this one. Their coloring is spot on. And while the first photo shows baby animals, the second shows a MUCH OLDER AND CLOSER relationship. Very nice.
this cat looks just like my 12yo adopted cat Wendy. the sweetest cat ever!
Another good candidate for a shapeshifter. Very simple and sublime. Love it!!!
Awesome!!! I really like this one. Looks like another shapeshifter. Would love to blow this one up too, frame it and hang it with my other favorites
Absolutely Gorgeous!!! Wonderful coloring match. Would also love this one to blow up, frame and hang on a wall. This is absolutely beautiful!!!
The cat looks very interested in something and the human looks kinda bored she needs more interest
I think the girl needs to be a tad bit more vicious... that cat looks angry, but the girl looks more annoyed
I think the title, "Chinese Artist Reimagines Cats and Dogs as Anime Characters, and the Result is On Point" would be more accurate than calling them humans.
You have a point, but I prefer "as humans" as it is. Simply because there is no one single style to define "anime", as the styles can get very various, but unfortunately tend to get defined by one single stereotype. Also because most of the anime came from their respective original manga sources, so it's kind of unfair to call them "anime style" (in fact, I grew up knowing it as the "manga style"). But anyway, if we want to be fair to everyone, maybe instead of "human", they should say "humanoid" or "human like"? But I think we're now going towards overthinking. ♥
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Obviously, there are many males inside（at least 5,6,7,8,10,15,20,21,22）. Because the ancient Chinese believed in " My skin and hair are given by my parents and cannot tattoo or cut it." ordinary people cannot cut their own hair. Therefore, most of ancient Chinese males have long hair.
IDK. I think most of them have chins that are too long and noses that are too short--the "human" versions just don't esemble the animal versions all that much to me.
Drawings are perfect. However it would be better if some of the works have rounder faces to portray the chubbier cats.
I love it!! I wish the artist would style my hair!!! I also really look forward to following up on this series after it's had more time to develop, it's going places but I'm not sure that even it knows where
I think they're meant to be Chinese. And since the artist is Chinese, it would make sense to draw them all that way, although this offers an opportunity for many other races as well.
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A couple of them could possibly be seen as male (like the odd-eyed husky) but at best I think there are like 2.
Load More Replies... I think the title, "Chinese Artist Reimagines Cats and Dogs as Anime Characters, and the Result is On Point" would be more accurate than calling them humans.
You have a point, but I prefer "as humans" as it is. Simply because there is no one single style to define "anime", as the styles can get very various, but unfortunately tend to get defined by one single stereotype. Also because most of the anime came from their respective original manga sources, so it's kind of unfair to call them "anime style" (in fact, I grew up knowing it as the "manga style"). But anyway, if we want to be fair to everyone, maybe instead of "human", they should say "humanoid" or "human like"? But I think we're now going towards overthinking. ♥
Load More Replies... Obviously, there are many males inside（at least 5,6,7,8,10,15,20,21,22）. Because the ancient Chinese believed in " My skin and hair are given by my parents and cannot tattoo or cut it." ordinary people cannot cut their own hair. Therefore, most of ancient Chinese males have long hair.
IDK. I think most of them have chins that are too long and noses that are too short--the "human" versions just don't esemble the animal versions all that much to me.
Drawings are perfect. However it would be better if some of the works have rounder faces to portray the chubbier cats.
I love it!! I wish the artist would style my hair!!! I also really look forward to following up on this series after it's had more time to develop, it's going places but I'm not sure that even it knows where
I think they're meant to be Chinese. And since the artist is Chinese, it would make sense to draw them all that way, although this offers an opportunity for many other races as well.
Load More Replies... A couple of them could possibly be seen as male (like the odd-eyed husky) but at best I think there are like 2.
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