Toninho Euzebio gave the famed Christ the Redeemer statue its own jersey after Brazil won the chance to host the 2016 Olympics. Toninho Euzébio/CNN iReport He made this runner seem right at home in Brasilia's Three Powers Plaza. Toninho Euzébio/CNN iReport Euzebio starts by photographing his notebook to make sure the lines and shadows match up. Toninho Euzebio/CNN iReport Then he sketches the scene and takes a picture of the completed drawing with his phone. Toninho Euzébio/CNN iReport Euzebio tries to finish his drawings in 15 to 25 minutes so the light doesn't change too much. Toninho Euzébio/CNN iReport He has to draw more quickly when working with people and animals. Toninho Euzébio/CNN iReport Brasilia's Mané Garrincha stadium, home to some 2016 Olympics football matches, looks more like a bed of nails from this angle. Toniho Euzebio/CNN iReport Euzebio made a tightrope walker teeter near Sugarloaf Mountan in Rio de Janiero. Toninho Euzebio/CNN iReport The Cathedral of Brasilia got a high five -- and a nice manicure -- in this photo. Toninho Euzebio "I'm king of the world!" -- or king, at least, of Brasilia's TV tower. Toninho Euzebio/CNN iReport The Carioca Aqueduct was built in the 1700s to bring water to Rio de Janiero. It could look like giant pieces of toast if you're hungry enough. Toninho Euzebio/CNN iReport Euzebio wanted to turn the Ministry of Justice into a shower for Lady Justice. Toninho Euzebio/CNN iReport Prev Next
