Well, the Russian Illustrator Lesya Guseva has made that happen. She turned her amazing ideas into funny illustrations, creating ads where famous superheroes from different popular movies, cartoons and comics have the lead role.

For example, you’ll see Aquamen in a shampoo commercial, even though the artist’s original idea was to have him advertise Aquamaris nasal spray. Next you have Iron Man doing… well, ironing? Tony Stark is obviously the best attention-grabbing choice for advertising irons. And who better to star in a watch commercial other than Doctor Strange himself?

It appears that Lesya has found the perfect combination of style, humor and imagination that made us laugh and realize we really need more commercials like this.

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Indonesian illustrator Fajareka Setiawan has made a striking mix between the two in his remarkable drawings. 

Setiawan transforms the characters of Marvel and DC into felines in a series of drawings he named “Catvengers”. Attributes of heroic characters adapt to cats surprisingly well. 

Catpool, for example, reads an issue of “Playcat” magazine (a riff on Playboy). AquaCat (Aquaman) courageously chases a fish with his trident in a jar. Giant cat Ant-Cat (Ant-Man) is caught up with the police, while Blackkitteh (Black Panther) looks great in his suit, unlike VenomCat (Venom) who hunts chicks. They may seem cute at first, the details of the drawings show the realistic and bloody nature of both cats and superheroes.

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Thanks to his work of painting on the old photos, the new characters that are created look vintage. Batman and Robin, for example, no longer wear their usual shiny costumes but masks and retro capes. The artist goes even further by imagining unusual scenes such as Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader reconciled, on vacation by the sea.

Alex Gross has published several books grouping his paintings. You can check out some of his most original creations below.

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Thelen’s unique style relies on both playing with stereotypes and really detailed imagery, and invokes associations with the “revealing the face behind the mask” style of psychology. As Super A, Thelen is known also as a prolific street and graffiti artist.

You can check out the “real self” of the iconic figures of pop culture below.

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Well, the Russian Illustrator Lesya Guseva has made that happen. She turned her amazing ideas into funny illustrations, creating ads where famous superheroes from different popular movies, cartoons and comics have the lead role.

For example, you’ll see Aquamen in a shampoo commercial, even though the artist’s original idea was to have him advertise Aquamaris nasal spray. Next you have Iron Man doing… well, ironing? Tony Stark is obviously the best attention-grabbing choice for advertising irons. And who better to star in a watch commercial other than Doctor Strange himself?

It appears that Lesya has found the perfect combination of style, humor and imagination that made us laugh and realize we really need more commercials like this.

The post Hilarious Ads Featuring Your Favorite Superheroes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Indonesian illustrator Fajareka Setiawan has made a striking mix between the two in his remarkable drawings. 

Setiawan transforms the characters of Marvel and DC into felines in a series of drawings he named “Catvengers”. Attributes of heroic characters adapt to cats surprisingly well. 

Catpool, for example, reads an issue of “Playcat” magazine (a riff on Playboy). AquaCat (Aquaman) courageously chases a fish with his trident in a jar. Giant cat Ant-Cat (Ant-Man) is caught up with the police, while Blackkitteh (Black Panther) looks great in his suit, unlike VenomCat (Venom) who hunts chicks. They may seem cute at first, the details of the drawings show the realistic and bloody nature of both cats and superheroes.

The post Catvengers: Superheroes Reimagined in Cat-centric Universe appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Thanks to his work of painting on the old photos, the new characters that are created look vintage. Batman and Robin, for example, no longer wear their usual shiny costumes but masks and retro capes. The artist goes even further by imagining unusual scenes such as Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader reconciled, on vacation by the sea.

Alex Gross has published several books grouping his paintings. You can check out some of his most original creations below.

The post This Artist Transforms the Portraits of Our Ancestors into Pop Culture Heroes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Thelen’s unique style relies on both playing with stereotypes and really detailed imagery, and invokes associations with the “revealing the face behind the mask” style of psychology. As Super A, Thelen is known also as a prolific street and graffiti artist.

You can check out the “real self” of the iconic figures of pop culture below.

The post Stefan Thelen Draws Superheroes Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before appeared first on MobiSpirit.