wow) really cool
A Mother of 2 Doodles on Her Kids’ Photos to Make Them Look Even Cooler

A mom from Japan with the nickname yota7454 found a very unusual approach to combine her kids’ photos and drawings. She doodles over her babies’ photos and transforms them into anything she wants. Whether that is an anime character or a character from a horror movie, all her works have that unique thing in them that keeps us staring at her pics for a long time. About 10,000 people have already been bewitched by her talents and started to follow her Instagram account, and we are among them.
With the author’s permission, Bright Side is sharing the artist’s simple but outstanding doodles that have already cast a spell on many people’s hearts.
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Do you agree that yota7454’s idea is marvelous? Which of her doodles did you like the most?
Comments
i like such pictures so much
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