Thomas Romain is French. But he lives in Tokyo.He earns his living by manual labor: he draws. But not caricatures on the street, not paintings for sale, but cartoons. Anime. He worked on "Space Dandy", "Basquash!", "Aria" - connoisseurs will understand. Thomas honestly admits: his main source of inspiration is children. His own children, not some abstract anime lovers, don't get me wrong. So, Tom's sons, like any children, love to draw. Due to their youth, their drawings are still angular, funny. Not quite scribbles, but close to it. But dad does not criticize them at all, no. On the contrary: he takes these clumsy sketches as a basis and turns them into amazing anime characters. It turns out that Thomas follows the precepts of psychologists who urge: do not teach children to draw! Do not correct them, do not show them how to do it. So, according to experts, you will discourage all desire to create in children. Or better yet, get them interested by your own example: start drawing and the kids will follow suit. It is not known, however, whether Tom chose this exemplary behavior strategy intentionally or not. But the result is obvious: the drawings are very cool, and you can’t drag the boys out of their dad’s workshop by the ears. The collection of joint father-son creations has accumulated an impressive number. There are cloud dwellers, a sand Golem, a space robot, a creepy cyborg, a doctor from the Steampunk universe, and much more. See for yourself!

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