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An artist is turning real people into Pixar characters, and the results are amazing

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lance phanThe INSIDER Summary:

  • 3D artist Lance Phan turns people into characters that resemble the animation found across Pixar films. 
  • Phan is so busy, he had to close commissions temporarily due to an overwhelming number of bookings. 
  • Prices vary depending on the complexity of the photo submitted. 
  • See some of his impressive artwork below. 

If you’re wondering what you would look like inside a Pixar movie, perhaps Lance Phan can give you a hand. 

The 3D artist transforms real people into characters that resemble the iconic style found across Pixar films. Don’t expect to get a slot with the creative immediately though. Phan is one busy bee, and has currently closed commissions due to an overwhelming number of bookings lined up. You can, however, leave your email address and get notified on the next opening date. 

Prices of his artworks vary depending on the complexity of the photo submitted. He’s provided a reference on his website as an estimate to what your portrait could cost. 

Preview some of his creations below and see an overview on his gallery here. You can also follow the artist on Instagram @lance_phanor via Facebook for regular updates. 

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