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Dutch Artist Transforms Pet Photos Into Illustrations In Disney Style

Isa Bredt is a 22-year-old illustrator from the Netherlands, but most people know her as Pet Disneyfication. She has this nickname because she often turns pet photos from around the world into illustrations in Disney style.

All of the creatures in Isa’s illustrations look like the characters of the next Walt Disney movie! They are so perfect that many people think that Isa is a Disney employee.

However, she pointed out that she is in no way a Disney employee. “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. I adore the old animal movies; Lady and the Tramp, 101 Dalmatians, the Aristocats.”

Drawing has been a passion of her since she was a child, but she started considering it as a career at the end of high school. That was the reason why she decided to study professionally in illustration and animation. However, she quit her program during the third year to pursue pet portrait work.

“Pet disneyfications is something I did very sporadically in my free time for about 5 years,” Bredt told Bored Panda. “I started because I was and still am a big fan of both drawing animals and the old Disney style.”

She started her pet portrait work on Reddit. “There was a subreddit where you could offer free art to people. I wanted to practice the Disney style, so I offered free drawings for people who would send me pictures of their pets.”

“I did this a few times and people really enjoyed it, though I wasn’t very good yet,” she explained. “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.”

After her projects grew quickly, Bredt started drawing pets at shelters and animals in need. She hopes her portraits will help these animals find their forever homes. She is so happy because she is able to use her work for something good.

Scroll down to see more her pet portraits! If you love Bredt and her works, you can follow her on Instagram or Patreon.

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