“When I’m trying to choose a character for my new drawing, I usually let my mood pick one,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I then stare at the blank sheet of paper for a long time, thinking to myself ‘What fun could happen to them?’”

In this series, the artist makes cartoon characters interact with real-life objects like pencils, lighters, doughnuts, chocolates, you name it!

“I don’t really know how to describe my style. I just try to illustrate the picture that comes to my mind,” he added. “Since I’m a graphic designer, many times my work gets a little repetitive and boring, so I take some time to create and relax before going to sleep.”

If you are interested in seeing more of his artwork, check out his Instagram page called luigi.kemo where he has attracted more than 80 thousand followers.

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“When I’m trying to choose a character for my new drawing, I usually let my mood pick one,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I then stare at the blank sheet of paper for a long time, thinking to myself ‘What fun could happen to them?’”

In this series, the artist makes cartoon characters interact with real-life objects like pencils, lighters, doughnuts, chocolates, you name it!

“I don’t really know how to describe my style. I just try to illustrate the picture that comes to my mind,” he added. “Since I’m a graphic designer, many times my work gets a little repetitive and boring, so I take some time to create and relax before going to sleep.”

If you are interested in seeing more of his artwork, check out his Instagram page called luigi.kemo where he has attracted more than 80 thousand followers.

The post Artist Mixes Real-Life Objects With Cartoon Characters appeared first on PlayJunkie.