Creepy anime eye

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You know how those anime characters have oversized eyes? Like Alita: Battle Angel? Do you think they’d look just as creepy on other people? Let’s find out! Take a photo of someone and use an image editor to give them big bug eyes. “All the better to see you with…”

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In keeping with my theme for the week – Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – I decided to make an adjustment to movie poster. I followed

Oh yes, anime characters with big bug eyes can be creepy. Because it’s not proportional at all on the characters. And it would be even

With the ever growing acceptance of “nerd” culture, some things become more mainstream and known, like for instance anime. In another rendition of <a

I saw this assignment originally two weeks ago, but I decided to wait for a better moment to do this assignment. The moment to do

Good evening everyone! Get ready for a weird visual assignment I completed today.

My task was to edit some weird eyes on people akin to anime

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This morning a saw a new creation from one of my favorite contemporary artists, Cris Shapan. This is in response to advertising for

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