Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright





If you've read the first of some bestseller, and then see the movie filmed on it, then you know that the actors do not always match the descriptions of the characters in the book.

Artist Brian Joseph Davis decided to conduct a kind of creative experiment and created identikits famous characters, based on the author's detailed description of their appearance. Some of them are very similar to their kinovoploscheniya and some ... not so:

Tom Ripley, "The Talented Mr. Ripley" Patricia Highsmith

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

Jack Torrance, "The Shining" by Stephen King

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

Annie Wilkes, "Misery" by Stephen King

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

Daisy, "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

Dracula "Dracula" by Bram Stoker

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

James Cromwell, "LA Confidential" James Ellroy

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

Christian Grey, "Fifty shades of gray" by EL James

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

Katniss Everdeen, "The Hunger Games" Susan Collins

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

Lisbeth Salander, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," Stieg Larsson

Criminologists have made identikits popular literary characters in their descriptions copyright

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