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* ''Literature/WhereTheMountainMeetsTheMoon'': Dragon was born from a painting an artist made for Magistrate Tiger. Not wanting to belong to the evil magistrate, Dragon crashed through the palace wall and hid in the forest, taking up residence there.
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* The ''Literature/ClassicSingaporeHorrorStories'' story, ''The Artist Arcane Tao''. The titular character is a MadArtist who dabbled in the occult, creating haunting, lifelike pictures of ghouls, demons, and assorted hellish creatures, with his masterpiece being that of {{Beelzebub}}, Lord of the Flies. The story ends with Beelzebub escaping his painting into the mortal world, before dragging Arcane back to the painting with him.

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* An episode of ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' featured a child's drawing of a {{kaiju}} coming to life, thanks to a strange type of cosmic radiation affecting Earth. Fortunately, Gabadon was a GentleGiant who only wanted to sleep, but his presence unnerved Tokyo badly enough that Science Patrol still needed to dispose of the monster.

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An episode of ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' featured a child's drawing of a {{kaiju}} coming to life, thanks to a strange type of cosmic radiation affecting Earth. Fortunately, Gabadon was a GentleGiant who only wanted to sleep, but his presence unnerved Tokyo badly enough that Science Patrol still needed to dispose of the monster.monster.
** ''Series/UltramanTaro'' has another episode recycling Gabadon's story, where a child's drawing of a kaiju called Gongoros becomes a real monster, thanks to absorbing radiation from an exploded planet called Triones M81. Unlike Gabadon before it, Gongoros is a hostile monster who immediately goes on a rampage.
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* The final story in the ninth issue of the 1946 ''ComicBook/KidEternity'' series had a villain called Skir who used black magic to bring his paintings to life, creating a tiger and a duplicate of Governor Vance.
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'' the characters go into a painting which is being painted by a person ''in'' the painting. Plus, the painting is not one, by two paintings, one the hangs in an art gallery in the real world and one that hangs in the villains' castle.

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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'' ''WesternAnimation/WITCH2004'' the characters go into a painting which is being painted by a person ''in'' the painting. Plus, the painting is not one, by two paintings, one the hangs in an art gallery in the real world and one that hangs in the villains' castle.
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* ''VideoGame/GranblueFantasy'' has Lunalu, a [[LittlePeople Harvin]] artist who can create monsters out of her drawings to attack on her behalf.
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** There's also Putata of the Shurara Corps, who can do the same thing with his paintbrush.

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