Photoshop and artificial intelligence make infinite artistic creations possible. A Brazilian visual artist, Hidreley Diao, used these two tools to recreate characters from The Simpsons, a beloved American series. The objective was to transform each of them into real people, respecting their main physical characteristics. Ralph Wiggum, Bart's classmate, went through the process. The result is quite curious. Check it out!
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Find out what Ralph Wiggum would look like in the flesh
Matt Groening's hit series features numerous characters who are remembered for their iconic television moments. Some arouse anger, as is the case with Mr. Burns, while others spark affection. Such is the case with Ralph Wiggum. The character, who is a great friend of Bart and the son of Springfield Commissioner Celso Gorgory with his wife Sarah, only debuted in the series in the fourth season.
His most striking feature is innocence, which leads him to be very frank. Because he lives in his own world, he doesn't always seem to make sense to people, but that doesn't stop everyone liking him.
Learn more about the character.
Autism or Asperger's Syndrome?
Although it was never confirmed by the animation series' writers or directors, some fans of the series discuss whether Ralph doesn't have Asperger's Syndrome - a condition often called "mild autism" - or autism. Among the main signs that Ralph gives, the following stand out:
- Communication difficulty;
- Difficulty understanding irony and sarcasm;
- Specific and intense interests.
Do you think the character really exhibits these traits?
How artificial intelligence imagines Ralph as human
On his Instagram, Hidreley (@hidreley) shared the result, which already has approximately 9,000 likes. Review the design and see if you really think the character was well represented.
