Dad Tom Curtis from London runs the ‘Things I Have Drawn’ Instagram page where he shows what would happen if children’s drawings became reality. Tom has two kids— Dom (11) and Al (8)—and he photoshops their and other children’s doodles to bring them to life. It’s not for the faint of heart though!

Stefan Pabst is a professional artist that lives in Germany. His artworks look like they want to come to life and jump out from the paper. And to do that, Stefan Pabst only uses pencils, oils, and pens with simple pieces of paper or even cardboard to draw on!

Thingsihavedrawn Instagram is pretty weird, but that’s until you find out that everything there was drawn by kids and then photoshopped by their dad to show how child’s inner world is different from what we see in real life.

A team of Japanese scientists have found 143 new geoglyphs in the Nazca Pampa region, Peru. The Nazca Geoglyphs (also known as Nazca Lines) are a group of very large glyphs impressed into the soil of the Nazca Desert in southern Peru. These depict a variety of animals, people, plants, among other things. The glyphs date back to sometime between 500BC and 500AD and are a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Gergely Dudás loves creating drawings with hidden objects. There are some items that are easier to find, and then there are the hardest ones. Can you find them all?

Artist Eric Geusz spots the ability to become a spaceship in literally anything, posting the results on his Instagram page.

Thomas Romain is a French anime artist who lives in Tokyo. His main inspiration is his own sons who draw whatever they want, while their father takes the results and transforms them into real anime.