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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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Troy Currie 7 years ago
Helps them cool off if they take off some layers...
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NorthWoodDragon 7 years ago
So I guess the flat-earthers (and others) were wrong: we are living on a polar bear! :-)
Mrv Cemma 7 years ago
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Cynthia Allard 7 years ago
This made me think so bad about a book I read when I was little. It was the story of a giraffe that lost her patches because of a storm and the adventure she went on to get them back. X) 317603-gf.jpg 
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Pull King 7 years ago
Also why is there a raven comming fromhis butt?? Beautifull tho;)
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Tania Grimm 7 years ago
Imagine it in motion, while moving the wings, the guys would be all over the place :'). The work of this artist is so beautiful. It captures nature so well
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Claudia Kahana 7 years ago
the headline of the magazine says heading fr disaster. i think we all know what the disaster is!
Daniel27ftw 6 years ago
that was a very nice comment Keith it helped me a lot yah c**t
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Elsie Collins 7 years ago
SO--it's not just the bears who are squeezing the Charmin'!! WHO KNEW!!!
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I Am the Walrus 7 years ago
Can't decide if it would be cool or scary if these were actually this big!
Romero Asselt 7 years ago
i love this one, because its mysterious, kinda terrifying but mostly statisfyinng. love it!
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Bella Smith 7 years ago
I do hope so that would be so cool they have these so why not these landscape-...21c46d.jpg 
Jay Mahoney 7 years ago
ahhh..the elusive Flying Sand Fox...very rare. Only one left in existence
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Bella Smith 7 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 7 years ago
I was scrolling through when I saw this one and I was like what is so good about his one I don't understand penguins on a street and then I saw the melting ice burgs and it made so much more sence
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Luis Castro 7 years ago
wow This one gave me the chills! those eyes! and the shark behind it... they know!!
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Elsie Collins 7 years ago
Let's not give hunters anymore ideas on what to do with their trophies!!
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Tanya Hurst 7 years ago
Global warming would deplete the natural food source for animals so large and, unfortunately, larger sea creatures such as whales would not live long enough to see a time where they could swim around buildings and towers...maybe more of the prehistoric creatures that live in the inky depths would be more suitable for this to be global warming-esque.
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Lisa Greene 7 years ago
What James Cameron really found at the bottom of the Marianna trench...😏
Jef Bateman 7 years ago
This is my favorite. It looks comforting and frightening at the same time -- a sense of awe.
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Elsie Collins 7 years ago
Q: Hmmm...now what aisle is that for nuts in Wal-Mart? A: ALL of them!!
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Etienne Lellouche-Noeuvéglise 7 years ago
Nah not a beetle but it is from the same insect family , it is a Coccinellidae (Ladybird), in this case Coccinella Septempunctata (for the seven dots on her elytron)
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Bella Smith 7 years ago
wow omg this is so detailed and how on earth does this girl come up wit these ideas
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Troy Currie 7 years ago
That whale's got mad at the divers and is going to breach right under the boat...
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Michelle Line 7 years ago
I like the zebra and giraffe type better. Not sure I care for how there are "holes" or cutaways in the animals.
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Lily Slivka 7 years ago
I don't think so. Then again, "too much" is relative, isn't it?
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Margot Piasecka 7 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 7 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 7 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. :?
BarryAllenTheFlash 7 years ago
These are beautiful! I wonder if they took the animal pics thrmselves
Margot Piasecka 7 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 7 years ago
Yeah a lot of oceans inside animals. But still, very well done and fascinating to look at.
Load More Replies... Matthew Hyder 7 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. :?
BarryAllenTheFlash 7 years ago
These are beautiful! I wonder if they took the animal pics thrmselves
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