Creative illustratorRobin Yaylahas a talent for adding artistic artwork to photos in a way that makes them even more appealing. Yayla finds inspiration in already beautiful photographs and then adds extra elements to them that really catch the eye.
We’ve collected some of their work for you to enjoy, but be sure to take a look at hisInstagram accountandwebsiteto see even more.
Transformer Towers
The Folkart Towers are twin skyscrapers located in the Turkish city of İzmir.
The towers are impressive enough on their own, but here Robin Yayla has reimagined the towers as Optimus Prime’s legs.
The leaning lens of Pisa
Is there a more cliche tourist photo than the Leaning Tower of Pisa with people pretending to hold it up?
Well, now it has a fresh spin thanks to Robin Yayla who has imagined that it’s a long and large camera lens instead.
Vatican City Pizza
From Pisa to pizza, Italy seemingly has it all. Here Vatican City has become home to a holy slice of pepperoni pizza. Delicious stuff.
This is sailboats!
At the calm waters of Bodrum Marina, King Leonidas I, the leader of Sparta is seen defending the area from some dangerous-looking sailboats.
Ironman is jet-powered
Have you seen thosejetpackswhich seem to be powered by bursts of water? Well, here it looks like that’s the tech Iron Man uses to get about.
Modern therapy
These buildings in Istanbul, Turkey look somewhat like large shopping bags. Even more so now with the addition of some handles.
Portal to another place
An Elite World Hotels building has been transformed into a portal with a massive Rick and Morty bursting through into our world. Where have they come from and are we tiny ants in this dimension?
We enjoy how the addition of these bits of creative art change your perspective of the photo.
Storm Trooper building
In Berlin, Germany there’s a building that looks a little bit like a Storm Trooper. Assuming you have a creative eye and a little bit of imagination like Robin Yayla.
When life gives you lemons
In Venice, there’s a great building that would be perfect for squeezing lemons. It would make a mess if you had a lemon that big but we love the visuals Robin Yayla has created here.
Sliced buildings
This ageing building from Italy certainly looks like it’s starting to suffer the test of time. Now it’s been sliced apart.
