Brian J. Davis, a filmmaker and digital artist, decided to draw police sketches of book characters to see if they are any different from their movie counterparts. And law enforcement composite sketch software helped him with that.
Some sketch artists perfectly get the criminal’s appearance, but others should never do that job again.
The student was so heavily bored by the business management lessons that he decided to draw his professor, which turned into a series of pretty neat sketches.
A redditor SketchyCrab roast people by drawing funny sketches that bring out the worst in people.
J.K. Rowling shared her personal sketches of characters from her iconic book “Harry Potter” and the way she sees them. I am sure lots of fans will appreciate.
Brian Joseph Davis thought he would have a hand at interpreting popular literary characters as police sketches and it is quite interesting to see what he came up with.
Telmo Pieper digitally renders some of his personal art, drawn by his 4 year old self, using photoshop and these are the results.
These doodles of everyday situations are works by Hama-House and although simple, are actually pretty skilled too.
Although some of these early drawings seem strange, distorted, and much different from the actual animation films, they are pretty interesting to look at.
Here are some sketches of criminals by police officers.. Some police stations really need a better sketcher. Compare the criminals with their sketches and find any likeness.
Police always creates composite sketches to catch criminals. But do these drawings really look like the people they depict? Compare police sketches and real mugshots after the jump.
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