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AI Artist Imagines What The Kids Of Fictional Couples Would Look Like

By Mikelle Leow, 22 Feb 2023

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Artwork by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission. Images on left and right via IMDb / IMDb

 

It’s always a bittersweet feeling when you reach the end of a long-running series. One can’t help but picture how things might pan out, and the most you can do is hope your favorite characters get their happily ever afters.


Brazilian digital artist Hidreley Leli Diao does our imaginations one better by dreaming up what the children of iconic onscreen couples might look like with artificial intelligence. Using FaceApp, Remini, and Gradiente tools, the artist combines the faces of the celebrity portrayers to produce photorealistic portraits of their fictitious mini-mes.

 

With the help of Photoshop, Diao gives the faux photos the finishing touches, so the kids more closely resemble their “parents.” And voilà, you can finally get acquainted with the could-have-been child of Jack and Rose, or meet the younger brother of Emma, the daughter of Ross and Rachel from Friends.

 

Diao explains that these times of disarray call for more love to be shared, hence the creation of these delightful headshots.


The artist utilizes artificial intelligence to help humanity. When he’s not working on projects like this one, Diao harnesses the technology to age up missing persons in hopes that they’re alive and are recognized through their AI-created portraits. Follow Hidreley Leli Diao on Instagram for more.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Images by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission

 

 

Danny Zuko + Sandy Olsson from Grease

 

Artwork by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission. Video screenshots on left and right via Paramount Movies

 


Gwen Stacy + Peter Parker from The Amazing Spider-Man

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Artwork by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission. Video screenshots on left and right via Sony Pictures Entertainment


Rachel Green + Ross Geller from Friends

 


Artwork by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission. Video screenshots on left and right via Warner Bros. Entertainment


Chandler Bing + Monica Geller from Friends

 


Artwork by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission. Video screenshots on left and right via Friends / Warner Bros. Entertainment


Wednesday Addams + Tyler Galpin from Wednesday

 


Artwork by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission. Images on left and right via Netflix


Marty McFly + Jennifer Parker from Back to the Future

 


Artwork by Hidreley Diao and featured with permission. Images on left and right via IMDb / IMDb

 

 

 

[via PetaPixel and Hidreley Diao (featured with permission), images via various sources]

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