This creative artist, who is very fond of geek and pop culture, imagined what would happen if Mario Kart characters raced our favorite heroes from other universes. The result is a series of colorful illustrations that are worth taking a look.

“I’ve been a real fan of Mario Kart since I was a child and used to play it on SNES,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I would love to experiment with a Mario Kart race in real life. But it may prove to be too dangerous! It makes me wonder how funny could it be to see all those MK characters, with their items, in a race against other famous drivers.”

The artist added that this was a perfect opportunity to experiment with a trichromatic effect. This means she used three shades of colors — one for the foreground, one for the background, and the third one for the characters’ items.

You can take a look at her illustrations in the photos below.

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“I’m fond of geek and pop culture and the most enjoyable thing for me is revisiting the heroes of my childhood. I’m sure my favorite characters have some needs too,” the artist shared with Bored Panda. “In our consumer society, I wondered what could they buy If they could do the shopping, just like us, in a supermarket… With all those mass market products within easy reach.”

The art director, illustrator and character designer shares her work on her Instagram account where she has gathered more than 30 thousand followers.

Scroll down and take a look at Bouderbala’s work below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing images.

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This time, Bouderbala combines her favorite characters to create original characters and the result is incredible.

Some combinations can be identified easily but other characters’ fusion will make you think twice before you can recognize one.

Check out below.

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“Each house has its own values: Gryffindor promotes bravery and Slytherin promotes ambition and power… Of course, we cannot forget Hufflepuff, which dedicates to devotion and loyalty, and Ravenclaw which encourages cleverness and curiosity,” she wrote on Bored Panda.

You can see her illustrations below.

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This 31-year old illustrator, art director, and character designer has been drawing since she was young, from the time she learned how to hold a pen. On her Instagram profile, she made a series where she classified some of the most popular fictional characters by color.

However, it isn’t the only thing she loves to do. She also loves turning her favorite male childhood heroes into female heroines.

Check out Linda’s amazing work down below.

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This creative artist, who is very fond of geek and pop culture, imagined what would happen if Mario Kart characters raced our favorite heroes from other universes. The result is a series of colorful illustrations that are worth taking a look.

“I’ve been a real fan of Mario Kart since I was a child and used to play it on SNES,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I would love to experiment with a Mario Kart race in real life. But it may prove to be too dangerous! It makes me wonder how funny could it be to see all those MK characters, with their items, in a race against other famous drivers.”

The artist added that this was a perfect opportunity to experiment with a trichromatic effect. This means she used three shades of colors — one for the foreground, one for the background, and the third one for the characters’ items.

You can take a look at her illustrations in the photos below.

The post When Mario Kart Characters Race Heroes From Other Universes appeared first on TettyBetty.

“I’m fond of geek and pop culture and the most enjoyable thing for me is revisiting the heroes of my childhood. I’m sure my favorite characters have some needs too,” the artist shared with Bored Panda. “In our consumer society, I wondered what could they buy If they could do the shopping, just like us, in a supermarket… With all those mass market products within easy reach.”

The art director, illustrator and character designer shares her work on her Instagram account where she has gathered more than 30 thousand followers.

Scroll down and take a look at Bouderbala’s work below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing images.

The post Artist Imagines What Her Favorite Cartoon Characters Would Buy at the Supermarket appeared first on TettyBetty.

This time, Bouderbala combines her favorite characters to create original characters and the result is incredible.

Some combinations can be identified easily but other characters’ fusion will make you think twice before you can recognize one.

Check out below.

The post Artist Combines Two Cartoon Characters Into One Drawing appeared first on TettyBetty.

“Each house has its own values: Gryffindor promotes bravery and Slytherin promotes ambition and power… Of course, we cannot forget Hufflepuff, which dedicates to devotion and loyalty, and Ravenclaw which encourages cleverness and curiosity,” she wrote on Bored Panda.

You can see her illustrations below.

The post If Harry Potter’s Sorting Hat Existed in The Dragon Ball Z’s World appeared first on TettyBetty.

This 31-year old illustrator, art director, and character designer has been drawing since she was young, from the time she learned how to hold a pen. On her Instagram profile, she made a series where she classified some of the most popular fictional characters by color.

However, it isn’t the only thing she loves to do. She also loves turning her favorite male childhood heroes into female heroines.

Check out Linda’s amazing work down below.

The post Artist Gathers Famous Fictional Characters of the Same Color appeared first on TettyBetty.