Filipino-Australians join 3D cartoon trend

Filipino-Australians are joining the social media’s recent craze: posting 3D cartoon versions of themselves. Filipinos back home are likewise going gaga on the latest cartoon trend.

The Voilà AI artist app gives users a 3D cartoon version of themselves when they upload their photos on the app.

Filipino-Australians are enjoying the outcome of the three filters: Royalty 3D, Baby 3D, and Cartoon 3D.

A 3D cartoon of Fil-Aussie and Sandok Production artistic director Chito Javier
A 2D cartoon of Fil-Aussie and Sandok Production artistic director Chito Javier
Chito Javier's version of 3D cartoon made using the Voila app
Chito Javier’s version of 3D cartoon made using the Voila app
Ivy Arino posted on Facebook her family's cartoon version. With husband Conrad here and their two children.
Ivy Arino posted on Facebook her family’s cartoon version. With husband Conrad here and their two children.

Joining the trend is GMA journalist Jessica Soho. Within seven hours of posting in the “Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho” Facebook account, the television host’s page generated more than 200K engagements, 3,252 shares, and nearly 37.7K comments. Jessica commented on her cartoon image: “”Siyempre ‘di puwedeng pahuli, Mare!”

The Voilà AI artist app offers four ways to create your own cartoon: 3D cartoon, Renaissance, 2D cartoon, and Caricature.

Voila app
Voila app

The Philippine Times’ staff also joined the latest trend and tried the app.

Alice Nicolas 3D cartoon
The Philippine Times publisher Alice Nicolas’ 3D cartoon version
George Gregorio 3D cartoon
3D image version of George Gregorio, Philtimes.com.au publisher
3D images of Editor-in-Chief Jason Cordi
3D images of Editor-in-Chief Jason Cordi
Managing Editor Reby Gaw's image versions using the Renaissance tool
Managing Editor Reby Gaw’s image versions using the Renaissance tool
Another version of Reby Gaw's cartoon image using Viola app's 2D tool
Another version of Reby Gaw’s cartoon image using Viola app’s 2D tool

What about you? Post your cartoon image on our Facebook Page.

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