blaine2nd: Aren't there copyright issues with this one?
(2 years and 245 days ago) frelbow: Cool idea!
(2 years and 244 days ago) Contest Moderator: Exceptional for this contest, copyrighted images are allowed as reference. (2 years and 244 days ago)
arca: Does this have to be a "movie" cartoon or can it be a comic strip/book cartoon character?
(2 years and 242 days ago) wazowski: @ Arca, I mentioned 2D animation characters, because they mostly are "simply" drawn. I know that there are also "simple" comic book drawings, but wouldnt know where to draw the line between simple and complex drawings. All this, because my idea is to make a character 3D "real" (as in, real hair, real skin, real lips, but all in style of the animation drawings), based on something simple 2D . Btw I use " " for simple, because the lines only look simple, of course it's not easy to design and animate such character
(2 years and 242 days ago) jadedink: can there be more than one character in the chop?
(2 years and 241 days ago) Drivenslush: Do we have to use Photos? or can we draw it directly out of PS (like a DD challenge) just asking
(2 years and 240 days ago) langstrum: This theme was used in Worth1000 contests several times and I think it might be helpful that we take a look on them before judging our contest entries on the creativity and execution: http://effects.worth1000.com/contests/21525/reality-cartoons-3 http://effects.worth1000.com/contests/19342/reality-cartoons-2 and more, you can find them in the bottom of the related contests. Also, that's the good references on how a cartoon characters can be transformed into reality.
(2 years and 240 days ago) wazowski: @ D-slush: Mainly photos, perhaps some retouching with PS drawing, but drawing all wouldnt make much sense for this contest, because I wanna see cartoons with real skin, eyes, etc. @Langstrum: THere are some funny ones there, also some less funny... @J-dink: Sure, go ahead!
(2 years and 240 days ago) jawshoewhah: I'm thinking the best etries would be those cartoons that are actually human but there's some pretty good entries so far.
(2 years and 240 days ago) gopankarichal: In this contest humanization of the cartoon character is allowed or not? If the character is originally human there is no problem. But I found some entries used human look for the cartoon characters, originally it is not. As per the contest goal making them alive is the task.I need a clarification from wazowski or from the moderator.
(2 years and 239 days ago) wazowski: Although I'm not completely sure what you mean with humanization, the idea of this contest is that you make/rebuild a cartoon character, using real pictures as texture (for skin, hair, eyes, clothes, etc) but trying to go as close in drawing style of the original character. See the link of Homer as good example
. Other example (didnt see this one yet) Daffy Duck. He'd have real feathers, but in the cartoon he also has "real" arms/fingers (instead of wings). I hope it's more clear now
(2 years and 239 days ago) Alan2641: many stunning works here -- congrats to all for some really great work
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. If you could make his ears and tail darker and perhaps his eyes a bit bigger (more oval), would be nice. Good luck! 
WOW!! THis is impressive!!! waiting for sbs
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