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Illustrator Oscar Llorens from Madrid, Spain creates bizarre female hybrid forms.

O scar Llorens has spent the last 15 years working as an illustrator for both Spanish and international clients, from "The Washington Post" to "Vanity Fair", with campaigns for companies such as Coca-Cola, United Nations or Cirque du Soleil.

Concurrent to his commercial work, Llorens has also worked extensively as a plastic artist, with individual and collective exhibitions.



Scary Girls is the artist's latest series of illustrations, featuring surreal figures with strange facial laccerations. As he remarks on Facebook, "In this case no customer behind, just the pleasure of drawing."









SOURCE  Behance

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 Animation  

Check out this wonderful series of Disney cartoon scenes superimposed on their real life models.

T his series of images features some of the classic Disney cartoon scenes superimposed on their real life model that were used. It is not clear if the actors' movements were used for rotoscoping, but the actors clearly influence the animation.









SOURCE  Retronaut

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