Lost Dog Notice: Owner's "Impressionistic" Hand-Drawn Poster Silences Sarcastic Netizens When the Actual Dog Appears

The hipster trend is alive and well, and as a result, it's not uncommon to see portrait artists selling caricatures at local exhibitions. But one lost dog poster in China has taken the art of caricature to a whole new level, albeit unintentionally.

A dog owner in Chongqing, distraught over her missing black poodle, attempted to create a "lost dog" poster. However, a temporary internet outage prevented her from uploading a photo of the dog. Resourceful as ever, she decided to draw a quick sketch instead.

The result? A rather abstract, some might say "psychedelic," representation of her beloved pet. Netizens were quick to poke fun, with comments like, "This is too abstract, how can anyone find it?" and "Did the dog run away because it was embarrassed by the owner's drawing skills?".

However, the story took an unexpected turn when the dog was found, and a photo of the poodle was shared online. Surprisingly, the caricature bore an uncanny resemblance to the dog, leading many to reconsider their initial mockery. The owner, in an interview, joked that the dog's "unique" appearance might have contributed to the drawing's distinct style.

The incident has sparked a debate online: Is the drawing truly terrible, or does it capture the essence of the dog in a way that a photograph couldn't? See for yourself and decide!