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Artist Creates Unusual Pet Portraits Through Distortion, And Here Are Her 80 Best Works
Interview With Artist
Today, we have the pleasure of introducing you to Lola Dupre, a collage artist and illustrator who reimagines the subjects of her portraits by unconventionally distorting dimensions. Be prepared to experience something out of this world yet inspired by familiar subjects.
In this post, we focus on animals—specifically cats and dogs—which make up a significant portion of Lola’s work. We also reached out to the artist to find out more about her art, as her portraits are extremely fascinating and likely involve a complex and time-consuming process to finalize. If you’re interested in learning more, scroll down.
More info: loladupre.com | behance.net | Instagram
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HighDesertArtist 2 years ago
I saw this one in person at Copro gallery in Los Angeles. The details are amazing. These photos don’t do her work justice. See them for yourself if you can!
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jasper 2 years ago
Some of these would be really cute if is weren't for the extra eyes and feet. I find it disturbing, but maybe I'm just not the target audience.
Catharina Geerts 2 years ago
It's art, but not to my taste. And I agree with "Jasper": some would be nice if it weren't for the extra eyes and especially the extra feet. That feels just wrong
jasper 2 years ago
Some of these would be really cute if is weren't for the extra eyes and feet. I find it disturbing, but maybe I'm just not the target audience.
Catharina Geerts 2 years ago
It's art, but not to my taste. And I agree with "Jasper": some would be nice if it weren't for the extra eyes and especially the extra feet. That feels just wrong
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