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Here’s How I Imagine Animals Behave When You Aren’t Looking (20 Pics)
My name is Julien Tabet, and I am a young Frenchman who pretends to make digital art.
I'm not passionate about photoshop as I don't believe that software can be a passion. Nevertheless, imagining the improbable fascinates me. I love to surprise people with my photo manipulations. I feel that I can offer something fresh to their lives and break them out of their boring routine, by offering a perspective.
My photo edits deal mainly with interesting animals for a lot of reasons. Animals are different from humans because they are so much more humble and innocent. But what I like the most is that they can be mysterious due to their anonymity. I love to dream up what would animal behavior be when we aren't watching them, kind of like "Toy Story."
Oh! Yes! I'm 21 years old. For 21 years I have enjoyed observing my surroundings, however, after 21 years I also got tired and bored with what surrounds me - so I spice it up with creative ideas. A year ago I was having fun manipulating cool photos of all kinds to kill my boredom and today you are reading this article. Some people call me now even call me 'an artist,' it's crazy!
Believe in yourself.
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#1
Stormy
Hard Cyder 7 years ago
This is brilliant! It's from an African folktale. Google "Thunder and Lightning Folktales and stories from Africa" if you're interested
Jose Baeyens 7 years ago
You can actually feel that for yourself when you take off a woollen garment...
Carrie de Luka 7 years ago (edited)
There can be only one! (Highlander reference anyone?) That's what came to my mind anyway.
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#2
Monarchy
My dog is my co pilot. 7 years ago
It looks like saint Mark's Lion. The Lion of Saint Mark, represented the evangelist St Mark, is usually pictured in the form of a winged lion holding a Bible, and is the symbol of the city of Venice and formerly of the Venetian Republic. It is also found in the symbol of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria.
#3
Liberty
Thomas Kowalski 7 years ago
You have a wonderful imagination, and creativity. I am delighted, entertained, and laughing. Thank you.
Clay Bryant 7 years ago
Reminds me of something I told a sergeant in the army."Take away the stripes and all you have left is one big a*s...…."
J A Sanchez 7 years ago
There is nothing pretend about your art...most beautiful pictures I've seen today...ty
#4
Temporary Beauty
Jenifer Cappello 7 years ago
Strangely true. Peacocks do shed, molt, their long tail feathers. Nice picture
Ruby Brook 7 years ago
"Beauty is temporary but your mind lasts you a lifetime" - Alicia Machado
#5
Hidden
#6
Symphony
#7
Responsability
LOttawa 7 years ago
He's French and Responsibility is spelled responsabilité.
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#8
Reborn Cheetah
Karleta Mcalpine 7 years ago
I like the image,but I don't think I'd like the finished product. That's where my mind goes.
Stacia Thomas 7 years ago
I really, really like this one. You can almost feel the spots rising off the cheetahs back.
Nathaniel Bong 7 years ago
They should have made it become a peregrine falcon, the fastest animal and bird...
#9
Sport Coaches
John Harvey 7 years ago
My pit bull would love to run with something that can keep up with her.
#10
Escape This World
Veronica Grey 7 years ago
This looks as if it could have been an illustration for Alice in Wonderland. Beautiful.
WaffleFryLife 7 years ago
NO YOU MENTIONED THAT MONSTROSITY WHAT HAVE YOU DONE NOW ITS STUCK IN MY HEAD TOOOOO
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Pamela Scott 7 years ago
Now I know why it sometimes feels like the pages of a great book are flying by!
#11
Summer Is Coming
Lauren Baker 7 years ago
Yes. It would make more sense to me if they peeled off the white to reveal the brown not put on the brown to hide the white.
Load More Replies... WaffleFryLife 7 years ago
It appears that the bird is peeling away the brown coat of summer so that the wolf can camouflage in the winter...
Tiffiny Seemann 7 years ago
Looks like there was a wardrobe change after a very messy lunch consisting of a dead washed up whale where they went inside it to eat. Because how else do you get that much of your fur tinged red. Also now I want to watch Eight Below again. Good movie.
#12
Peaceful
Thomas Kowalski 7 years ago
Thank you fora beautiful disiplay of creativity and a unique perspective.
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#13
Secret Garden
#14
Dexterity
Aileen Cawlfield 7 years ago
And the tiger’s like, “Yeah, this happens every day, it’s fine.”
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Carole Dose 7 years ago
Actually, I believe the saying is a leopard can't change his spots...but who cares?
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#15
Predatory
Karleta Mcalpine 7 years ago
Turning the tables. This is amazing. Love the headdress,necklace,.......Too cool.
Michelle Line 7 years ago
What is that around it's neck? And are the hash-marks on the abdomen the count for successful kills?
#16
Eternity
Carson Lujan 7 years ago
It’s meant to look like it meaning the camel is in the Sahara
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#17
Diversity
#18
Cadency
Karleta Mcalpine 7 years ago
I don't know but I've been told, dead hunters are always cold. Sound off.Love it.
#19
Happy Halloween
WaffleFryLife 7 years ago
it seemed to be quite the opposite for me; I saw it as the soul was returning to the body, bringing new life that was visible through the glow of the abdomen.
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Calvary
Bani Daniell 7 years ago
Calvary is a proper noun that refers to the hillside on which Jesus was crucified. Cavalry is a group of highly mobile army troops.
Bill Hantzis 7 years ago
Actually, I think it IS a Native American on a horse riding the prairie.
Aileen Cawlfield 7 years ago
Imagine what the transformation between regular old brown horse and this... seeing all the skin stretching... nope.
Veronica Grey 7 years ago
This looks like an American Indian who has spent so much time on his horse they have becomeone. Weird and wonderful.
As I delve into the fascinating world of photo manipulation, I focus on crafting images that capture the imagination. It's the unpredictability and innocence of animals that inspire me to bring my visuals to life. In a similar vein, the curiosity and creativity surrounding what animals might do when we aren't looking are central to my work.
Those interested in this whimsical exploration of animal behaviors can delve deeper into how animals might act when unseen by humans through imaginative photo manipulation.
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What do you think ?
Carol Emory 7 years ago
I like all of them but the horse.... For some reason, that one makes me feel uncomfortable....
tuzdayschild 7 years ago
It made you uncomfortable because it looks like a person is being devoured by horse skin.
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Amelia Staylor 7 years ago
They are all unique, something I’ve never seen before and enjoyed their diversity! An amazing imagination. Thank you!
Veronica Grey 7 years ago
I wish I had a fraction of this guy's talent! These pictures are beautiful.
Carol Emory 7 years ago
I like all of them but the horse.... For some reason, that one makes me feel uncomfortable....
tuzdayschild 7 years ago
It made you uncomfortable because it looks like a person is being devoured by horse skin.
Load More Replies... Amelia Staylor 7 years ago
They are all unique, something I’ve never seen before and enjoyed their diversity! An amazing imagination. Thank you!
Veronica Grey 7 years ago
I wish I had a fraction of this guy's talent! These pictures are beautiful.
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