30 Pics Of An Artist Who Photoshops Himself Having Fun Adventures With Walt Disney Cartoon Characters

Childhood is an age with a lot of dreams. We dreamed of going to magical places and fantasy worlds with wild adventures to meet cool new friends. We planned a lot to do in those dream worlds with those dream friends who would take us for who we are. 

Do you admit that most of these fantasies were inspired by movies which we enjoyed during our childhood? Those lovely movies that mixed real life with fantasy? For example Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), Mary Poppins (1964) and Space Jam (1996) etc. All these movies made us realize that the world is full of magic and that we’d be able to meet those fantasy characters one day.

Later on, time made us understand that the magic that we saw during our childhood is not so common in the real world. Though the movie theaters were crowded, the magic shown in the movies was not so applicable. But, yet there are some adults who refuse to grow up to admit this truth. Here comes an interesting story of such an artist who edits himself with Disney figures using Photoshop.

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He’s none other than the graphic designer and illustrator, Luigi Kemo Volo from Bacoli, Naples in Italy who’s well-known for his photo montages with Disney characters. He has always loved Disney movies since childhood and has been a very big fan of Disney characters. His love and passion for drawing and animations along with his interest for the Disney world led him to the creation of this series.

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However, Kemo’s desires were not that easy to fulfill due to his financial constraints which led him to work as a full-time bartender and a part-time photographer in different ceremonies or taking up advertising campaigns. Kemo got into the arts sphere in 2002 with some street arts and writing and finally into the field of freelance illustrating in 2014 with the beginning of photography in 2012.

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Kemo has tried mixing his favorites - illustrations and photography throughout his life. It had been a big opportunity for him to step into the world of digital graphics. Kemo is now an artist who can afford to purchase everything he needs to improve his passionate job.

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Apart from his interest, there’s something else that has prompted him to engage in this work. That is to make his nephew believe that magic and the Disney cartoon characters in movies are real.

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Now, how do you feel about Kemo’s illustrations? Leave your ideas in the comment section and share the article if you’re a Disney lover. Happy trails until we meet again!