CATDOLL: Other people's father French animator transforms his son's doodles into amazing masterpieces

What is it like to have a dad who is an animator? He can upgrade all of his children's doodles into amazing masterpieces! Recently, a French animator living in Japan posted a funny story on Twitter about how he transformed his son's stick figures.

The strange-looking gentleman doctor in red uses a huge mechanical syringe as a weapon

Young children have amazing imaginations. They are not limited by anything and can boldly imagine anything and draw all these things on paper (even though their brushes are still immature). For adults, they can also get inspiration and enlightenment from children's imagination, especially those who work in animation-related professions, who need more imagination space. So the protagonist below appeared like this -

Thomas Romain, an animator from France currently living in Japan

Thomas Romain, an animator currently living in Japan, is from France. He has participated in the production of many works such as "Vanilla Zessou", "Slam Dunk" and "Mercury Navigator", and he can communicate with others fluently in Japanese. Recently on Twitter, Thomas Romain released several character drawings imagined by his eldest son and completed by his brush. Although the son's creativity is surprising, these works look more domineering after the father's transformation, which is very shocking in comparison.

Thomas Romain named this series of content "Parent-Child Design Workshop" on Twitter, and constantly showed the latest design results. The left side of the picture is the graffiti designed by his eldest son using his imagination, and the right side is the final product completed by his father Thomas after mature processing.

A sci-fi warrior holding a weapon

A cute and scary one-eyed alien

Designed like a game boss, with both a sword for physical attacks and a magic book for magic attacks