Isa is a talented illustrator from the Netherlands who came up with this awesome idea he refers to as pet disneyfication.
That means you can send him a photo of your pet and he will illustrate it in an iconic Disney style.
What could be more magical than that?
Unfortunately, commissions are closed for the next months due to the massive demand.
In the meantime, enjoy some of his creations on Instagram.
Rako Inoue is a Canadian artist who was born in Tokyo and moved to Montreal, Canada, when he was 9 years old. On his website, he describes himself as "very much influenced by both cultures so that folding origamis and painting graffiti never felt too disconnected from each other". Being curious by nature, he was inspired by the traditional Japanese art of Ikebana - creating unique flower arrangements. Raku has a beautiful garden at his home and every day, according to the different seasons, he takes what nature offers him and creates colorful sculptures of animals from flowers, stems and leaves.
Pico is a talented designer from Japan who is obsessed with cats. Her last creation is definitely one of her best ones - a life-like super realistic cat backpack which she carefully hand sews. The paw-some backpack consists of 78 parts and the final result is just a big WOW! Check out her Instagram and Twitter pages.
If you love cats and love some Lego fun, you really need to check out these paw-some DIY kits by Jecka company. They have it all- black & white cats, calico cats, tuxedo cats, orange tabby cats...anything you like and dream of.
JEKCA company believes everyone has a unique sense of creativity deeply embedded within each one of us. The company is aimed at unleashing this talent by helping you build useful and interesting items using simple techniques and basic building block units. so, you can now create your dream cat model in the easiest way possible. Check out their website for all the dozens of options.
What's better than a cute cat photo? a tiny sculpture of that same photo!
We have found this adorable twitter page by a Japanese artist who turns funny animal photos into mini-sculptures. We have picked the funniest cat sculptures for your viewing pleasure.
After five nights of patiently waiting, photographer Sam Rowley has managed to capture a mesmerizing photo of two mice fighting on a London Tube platform and won the London Natural History Museum's annual photography competition, beating out over 40,000 others for the People's Choice award.
Ramzy Masri is a talented graphic designer from NY who creates glowing artwork using rainbow colors as a major inspiration. He likes to inject glowing colors to ordinary photos of landscapes, people, food and of curse, animals and make them so much more fun. Here are some of his colorful animal creations.
Many artists are fascinated and inspired by cats, as you can see from these pieces of street art from all around the world. This cat-themed street art will definitely grab your attention.
Cat lovers, we have found the purr-fect hat for you!
Japanese hat designer, KENT HAT, created this wonderful "Oyasumi Nyanko Hat: (Goodnight Kitty Hat) with which cat lovers all around the world can show off their feline love. The hat includes a perfectly coiled up cat taking a nap, making it look like a cat is sleeping on your head. With a real cat on your lap and a sleeping coil cat on your head, we think it is safe to say you are all set!
Yulia Derevschikova, a passionate artist from Russia has been doing this since 2015 and created over the years hundreds of these adorable little critters with those googley eyes...Check out herInstagram page for more.
Winter is here along with the low temperatures. Etsy Designers have come up with a new trendy collection of crocheted hats to keep your cat or dog warm and stylish at the same time.
Most pet owners would consider their adored furry friends part of the family, and some might even treat their animals like royalty. Mantelpiece Masterpiece is a website that allows you to transpose photos of your pet's head onto the body of a classic portrait painting to create a custom masterpiece. The available "bodies" include a Distinguished General, a Mighty Majesty, a Fetching Princess, and more that can then be printed on canvas, framed, and hung proudly over your mantelpiece. To generate the posh portraits, all you need to do is upload a photo of your aristocratic pet and select a body that captures their "distinguished personality." Once ordered, the site's artist starts "digitally mastering" the final design, which is then sent after a week for approval. Check out some of their best ones we liked.
Alfrey Davilla describes himself as an artist who specializes in logo and simple illustrations. The Indonesian illustrator fuses photographs of animals, people, and everyday tools to create his adorable illustrations. Thanks to his creativity, some of these creations became company logos. Check out his charming Instagram page.
If you happen to find yourself wandering around Manchester, New Hampshire with some time to kill, you've got to check out Cat Alley! Previously known as "Dean Court," the little side street leading to the public library in Manchester is an open-air gallery for kitty-themed street art.
Story via: The Catington Post
Kamila Majcheris a Berlin-based artist creating 'Very Ugly Plates', all inspired by a real-life story. Her plates are funny in a dark way and we have collected for you the best ones with animal captions.
Steffen Kraft aka ICONEO describes himself on his Instagram page as ARTivist. That means he uses his beautiful art to highlight the major problems in our modern world. We have brought you the ones that are dealing with the ironic and even hypocritical way humanity treats animals.
