Imagine having a dad who is way too cooler than you; who can be so supportive to his children and enjoy whatever the silly thing that his children do. Even though it is just a dream for most of the children, such type of cool dads exist.

Tom Curtis who lives in London is the perfect example for a cool dad. He has two kids called Dom and Al. Dom is 11 years old while Al is 8 years old. He loves his kids so much that he literally can’t stay away from them. Tom’s kids love drawing. Since Tom always spends a lot of time with his kids and supports their skills for drawing and painting, one day a brilliant idea came to his mind.

He collected all the pictures drawn by his kids and started recreating them using Photoshop. The first attempt went well. Then on he started recreating those pictures and started to give his maximum to give those images a real look and the final output was hilarious as well as terrifying.

This dad didn’t forget to create his own social media pages to upload these amazing creations. He named his web page as ThingsIHaveDrawn.com. Not just that, but this dad didn’t forget to publish his own book on behalf of his children Dom and Al.

There in that book, it says, “Have you ever wondered what the world would look like if children’s drawings were real? Wonder no more. Global Instagram sensation THINGS I HAVE DRAWN does just that – and the results are AMAZING.”

More info- Instagram | Twitter (Dad) | Twitter (Children) | Book | ThingsIHaveDrawn.com

Scroll Down To Check Some Of His Photo-Realistic Scenes

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We just saw this woodpecker up in a tree (It’s looking pretty normal to me.) ___ Hi everyone. Today we’ve been doing the #BigGardenBirdWatch for @rspb_love_nature. I’ll be honest – this isn’t really the woodpecker we saw. The one we saw had two legs. And looked like a sparrow. Actually, I think it was a sparrow.

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Jan 26, 2020 at 8:40am PST

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I know you might think that I’m having a laugh, Well I’m not – because this is an actual giraffe. __ Hello everyone. So we’re currently working on a couple of interesting new projects, but they’re taking a bit longer than I thought they would, so I’ve decided to re-share one of our earliest, but, I think, funniest animals – Dom’s giraffe. Actually it’s probably my favourite rhyme as well. We’ve not shown this exact picture on Insta before – this is the photo from our book ‘Things I Have Drawn at the Zoo’. By the way, we’ve started a new Twitter account. It’s very early days with no followers. There’s just a few of our old favourites on there so far, but eventually we might start previewing stuff on Twitter before it hits Insta. Check it out at twitter.com/thingsivedrawn if you like (it’s ‘I’ve’ because ‘I have’ was too long for the Twitter handle!) Oh – and we’re also on facebook.com/thingsihavedrawn for any older people out there. __ #thingsihavedrawnatthezoo #giraffe #kidsdrawings

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Jun 6, 2020 at 8:37am PDT

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#Ad Julia, who’s 7, has shown us how, To make it clear it’s a bull not a cow. __ Hi everyone. We’re delighted to be sharing the final post in our series with Dutch art gallery @mauritshuis_museum. It’s another very famous Dutch masterpiece – ’The Bull’ by Paulus Potter – along with another masterpiece to accompany it by 7-year-old Julia. She’s definitely got all the details right, although the farmer still looks quite surprised. __ #thingsihavedrawn #mauritshuis #mauritshuischallenge #mauritshuisathome #thehague #denhaag #thebull #pauluspotter

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on May 30, 2020 at 8:55am PDT

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Here’s a dolphin, jumping out of the swell. Is it a robot? It’s quite hard to tell. __ This week we learned that a New Zealand-based company called Edge Innovations has created awesomely cool robotic dolphins so realistic that you apparently can’t tell them from the real thing. But they cost an eye-watering $26m each according to the @guardian. Well – we’ve created our own version that – as with all our creations – also looks exactly like the real thing. But this one’s just a picture – and didn’t cost $26m. __ #thingsihavedrawn #dolphin #edgeinnovations

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Jul 18, 2020 at 8:33am PDT

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#Ad “Masterful stroke work….facile technique… And beguiling proportions of body and beak.” ___ Hi everyone. We were overwhelmed by the response to our last post, The Girl with a Pearl Earring, which, despite being a paid-for post was, incredibly, our most liked ever. Thank you so much. Here’s the second in our series for @mauritshuis_museum – another fantastically famous painting, The Goldfinch, by Carel Fabritius, with a wonderful interpretation by 4 year old Unni, sent in by her mum @ellenlindhblom ___ This week, for our accompanying rhyme, we tried to imagine what an art critic might say about the unusual masterpiece we’ve created together. We couldn’t not make some comment about that amazing beak! Keep a look out next week for the final image in our Dutch masters series. ___ #thingsihavedrawn #mauritshuisathome #mauritshuis #mauritshuischallenge #thehague #denhaag #thegoldfinch #hetputtertje #carelfabritius

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on May 23, 2020 at 8:29am PDT

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#Ad ‘The Girl with a Pearl Earring’ by Johannes Vermeer. Hang on a minute – I can’t see her ear. ___ Hi everyone. So – we don’t do many paid-for posts, but I’m sure you’ll understand that when we were approached about working with one of the most famous and revered paintings in the world – well, we couldn’t say no. What an absolute privilege it is to be partnering with Dutch gallery @mauritshuis_museum on, not just this, but two more paintings (coming soon) in their incredible collection. This masterpiece is a team effort between 17th century artist, Johannes Vermeer, and 21st century artist, Defne Alisa, who’s 6. Hope you like it. ___ #mauritshuis #mauritshuischallenge #mauritshuisathome #girlwithapearlearring #meisjemetdeparel #vermeer #thehague #thingsihavedrawn

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on May 16, 2020 at 8:27am PDT

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Here’s an old one that Al once sketched, Which suddenly made Dad’s face look stretched! ___ (It’s weird what lockdown does to people.) This drawing’s an old classic of Al’s that we found in a pile of sketchbooks. I think he drew it when he was 3. But we’ve updated the photo for today’s #stayathome post. That’s ‘stay at home’ not just ‘stay alert’ which is apparently what we’re supposed to be doing in the UK. We’ll do that as well. ___ #thingsihavedrawn #thingsihavedrawnathome #lockdown

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on May 10, 2020 at 8:42am PDT

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There’s no stranger bird that I’d rather meet, Than a pigeon with claws and two extra feet. ___ #thingsihavedrawn #thingsihavedrawnathome #pigeon #kidsdrawings

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Apr 26, 2020 at 8:25am PDT

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We’re at the canal. And look, we’re in luck… We’ve spotted a rather rare long-legged duck. ___ Stay safe everyone! #thingsihavedrawn #mallard #duck #kidsdrawing

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Mar 15, 2020 at 9:20am PDT

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Look in this fish tank. (That’s Dom peering through.) It’s a miniature goldfish that Alistair drew! __ #thingsihavedrawn #goldfish #kidsdrawing #hellofrom

A post shared by Things I have drawn (@thingsihavedrawn) on Mar 7, 2020 at 8:43am PST