This Artist "Disneyfies" Peoples' Pets (30 Pics)
Isa Bredt is a 22-year-old Dutch artist who uses her artistic skills to turn peoples' pets into Disney characters in a process she calls "pet disneyfication".
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Isa Bredt is a 22-year-old Dutch artist who uses her artistic skills to turn peoples' pets into Disney characters in a process she calls "Pet Disneyfication". In a recent interview with Bored Panda, the artist said she loved drawing ever since she was little but only started considering it as a career before finishing high school - that's when she decided to study illustration and animation. However, Isa quit after her third year to pursue a career in creating pet portraits.
The artist says that "Pet Disneyfications" were something she did sporadically in her free time for about five years. "I started because I was and still am a big fan of both drawing animals and the old Disney style," said Isa.
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Even though Isa's illustrations look almost like screenshots from a Disney film, the artist adds that she's not an employee of Disney. "I am just a very big fan. The Lion King is my all time favorite movie, I used to watch it daily as a child," revealed Isa. "I adore the old animal movies; Lady and the Tramp, 101 Dalmatians, the Aristocats."
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Back in 2014 when Isa was 16, she started a subreddit called r/Pet_Disneyfication where she started offering free drawings for people who would send her pictures as a way to practice. "I did this a few times and people really enjoyed it, though I wasn't very good yet," explained the artist. "Then, last summer, I decided to take on commissions as a summer job because I didn't want to work in the food service industry again, and it went well enough that I decided to create an Instagram and do the commissions as a side job."
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After the artist's project took off, she even started to illustrate shelter pets as a way to help them find homes. Check out more of Isa's adoarble illustrations in the gallery below!
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Even though Isa's illustrations look almost like screenshots from a Disney film, the artist adds that she's not an employee of Disney. "I am just a very big fan. The Lion King is my all time favorite movie, I used to watch it daily as a child," revealed Isa. "I adore the old animal movies; Lady and the Tramp, 101 Dalmatians, the Aristocats."
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Back in 2014 when Isa was 16, she started a subreddit called r/Pet_Disneyfication where she started offering free drawings for people who would send her pictures as a way to practice. "I did this a few times and people really enjoyed it, though I wasn't very good yet," explained the artist. "Then, last summer, I decided to take on commissions as a summer job because I didn't want to work in the food service industry again, and it went well enough that I decided to create an Instagram and do the commissions as a side job."
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After the artist's project took off, she even started to illustrate shelter pets as a way to help them find homes. Check out more of Isa's adoarble illustrations in the gallery below!
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