Andrew Hou is a Master of Illustrating Awesome Exaggerated Anatomy
Jason Soy — November 18, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: njoo.deviantart & brok-lee.tumblr
It doesn't take much to make me laugh, and the title image of this Andrew Hou gallery, entitled 'Final Fat-assy,' put a giant grin on my face. With his clever play on the word "fantasy," as well as his illustration of the intimidating video game character Sephiroth as an excessively girthy donut-eater sporting a priceless look on his face, it was practically destiny that I became a fan of this South Korean artist's work.
Humorous illustrations aside, Andrew Hou is one seriously talented man. He currently works as a concept artist of sorts for UDON Entertainment and is a master at imagining characters with exaggerated and often awesome anatomical parts. Whether it's a gigantic pair of robotic arms or a plump round child, Andrew Hou definitely articulates the creative ideas in his mind onto a computer screen with extreme ease.
Humorous illustrations aside, Andrew Hou is one seriously talented man. He currently works as a concept artist of sorts for UDON Entertainment and is a master at imagining characters with exaggerated and often awesome anatomical parts. Whether it's a gigantic pair of robotic arms or a plump round child, Andrew Hou definitely articulates the creative ideas in his mind onto a computer screen with extreme ease.
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