A Dad Turns His Son's Drawings into Strange and Crazy Photos

A dad by the name of Tom Curtis is taking the drawings that his young son has created and turning them into strange, crazy, and surreal photos! The results are both funny and slightly disturbing.

8-year-old Dom and 6-year-old Al are brothers who love to doodle, and then Dad Tom painstakingly transforms their creations into photorealistic scenes.

This is so off-the-wall, cool, and creative that I had to share! I love when parents team up with their kids to do stuff like this.

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Here’s what you’ve all been waiting for… It’s Mia - a Chocolate Labrador! ___ Hi everyone. Tom here, the boys’ dad. So this weekend, Instagram’s Weekend Hashtag Project is #whpunexpected. If you’ve been following us for a while, you might not be especially surprised to see this photo of our friend’s pet dog looking very much like the drawing we posted yesterday. But imagine if you’d not come across Things I Have Drawn before and you met this rather unusual looking dog in the street. Err - where’s her nose?! ___ #thingsihavedrawn #kidsdrawing #chocolatelabrador

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Jan 6, 2019 at 8:33am PST

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Our book’s been out for just over a week, So we gave it to some of our friends to critique. Mona Lisa looks pretty engrossed. But who shall we give it to, for our next post? ______ #thingsihavedrawnatthezoo #thingsihavedrawn #kidsdrawings #9gagnoticeme #art_daily #dailyart #artssecret

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I thought that Al had drawn too many teeth, But this guy appears to have rows underneath. ___ Thanks to our friend Pete for use of his face! #thingsihavedrawn #kidsdrawings

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Jun 8, 2019 at 8:53am PDT

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Here’s an old one that Al once sketched, Which suddenly made Dad’s face look stretched! ___ (It’s weird what lockdown does to people.) This drawing’s an old classic of Al’s that we found in a pile of sketchbooks. I think he drew it when he was 3. But we’ve updated the photo for today’s #stayathome post. That’s ‘stay at home’ not just ‘stay alert’ which is apparently what we’re supposed to be doing in the UK. We’ll do that as well. ___ #thingsihavedrawn #thingsihavedrawnathome #lockdown

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on May 10, 2020 at 8:42am PDT

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Move on everyone - there’s nothing to see. Just a dog. With bird’s legs. Up in a tree. ___ (There is really! It’s Felix the dog, drawn by the very talented Emily, who’s 6.) #thingsihavedrawn #thingsihavedrawnathome #dog #kidsdrawing

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A couple of pics from our trip to Milan. A cat and a car (or is it a van?) ___ Hi everyone. If you’ve been following us for a while, you might notice these have been ‘recycled’ from previous posts. I’m working on a new animal and it’s not quite finished yet, so I thought I’d share these instead. (It was a great trip to Italy by the way.) ___ #thingsihavedrawn

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This man looks a bit strange to me. Is that where his mouth is supposed to be? ___ Hi everyone. Tom here, the boys’ dad. Al drew this masterpiece for Halloween last year. We’re a bit early for Halloween this year, but thanks anyway to our friend Toby for posing so wonderfully for the photo. ___ #thingsihavedrawn #kidsdrawing #yougotthis

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