These Real-World Photos Get Tiny Doodles, And Everything Suddenly Looks Alive (77 Pics)
Not every artist starts with a blank page. Some start with a cracked sidewalk, a bent cigarette butt, or a random drain cover and think, “Yep, that has a face.”
Bored Panda readers might already recognize Stanislav Korabelnikov from his other work; we’ve featured his comics previously. But this time, we’re focusing on a different side of his creativity: the photo-based pieces he makes through his project Proidemtes, where real-life scenes get a small cartoon “upgrade.”
Scroll through and let us know which were your favorites. And, of course, follow Korabelnikov’s other comic series on his Instagram page.
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In this photo-based series, ordinary details become weirdly adorable personalities. A hole in the pavement looks startled. A flower turns into a shy little musician. A rose seems to blush while a bee hovers nearby. Even trees, street grates, and forgotten urban scraps end up wearing expressions that feel instantly familiar.
"Excuse me, sir, do you have a moment to talk about your boat's warranty?"
The best part is how minimal the drawings are. A couple of eyes, a small mouth, maybe a few quick lines, and that’s it. The photo stays the photo, but your brain flips a switch. After a few images, it’s hard not to start seeing faces in every crack, stain, and lopsided object on your next walk.
It's giving Sir Didymus and Ambrosius vibes. "And none shall pass without MY permission."
The Forest Spirits from Princess Mononoke always enjoyed the winter time.
"I'm here to spread your pollen, and also bring some from your neighbours"
