Chinese Artist Reimagines Cats And Dogs As Humans, And The Result Is On Point
Xuedaixun is a Chinese artist who creates stunning manhua art. But when she’s not creating illustrations, the artist has another hobby – she reimagines cats and dogs as humans. The artist perfectly captures the mood and pose of the animals and her art is absolutely beautiful. Check it out in the gallery below!
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