Being a superhero isn’t as easy as we think.
Sure, they fight crime and kick the asses of bad guys—but end the of the day they saved, they’re still human after all.
Illustrator Greg Guillemin explores superheroes in their most natural states—in a style similar to pop art.
In his close-up print series ‘Secret Life of Heroes’, Wonderwoman, Spiderman, Batman, Robin and Catwoman get ‘humanized’—as they take care of their dental hygiene, go to the toilet, eat a hamburger, pick their nose and have other intimate moments.
[via Greg Guillemin]
Sure, they fight crime and kick the asses of bad guys—but end the of the day they saved, they’re still human after all.
Illustrator Greg Guillemin explores superheroes in their most natural states—in a style similar to pop art.
In his close-up print series ‘Secret Life of Heroes’, Wonderwoman, Spiderman, Batman, Robin and Catwoman get ‘humanized’—as they take care of their dental hygiene, go to the toilet, eat a hamburger, pick their nose and have other intimate moments.
[via Greg Guillemin]