Grégoire Guillemin Shows a More Realistic Side to Idolized Su
Ariel Weber — January 16, 2013 — Art & Design
Grégoire Guillemin, already known for his superhero drawings, adds a new touch to the way heroes are perceived by displaying them in a 'normal' light with the 'Secret Life of Hereos.'
The colorful drawings portray closeups of some of the most beloved characters doing very mundane and every day tasks. Most of us may brush our teeth on a daily basis, but it is very rare to see Batman doing the same thing. Nor is it ordinary to watch Spiderman pick a booger out of his nose or see his feet under a toilet stall. Yet, Grégoire Guillemin depicts these characters in a much unheroic fashion and shows a more humorous aspect to the usually svelt and masculinely depicted men.
The colorful drawings portray closeups of some of the most beloved characters doing very mundane and every day tasks. Most of us may brush our teeth on a daily basis, but it is very rare to see Batman doing the same thing. Nor is it ordinary to watch Spiderman pick a booger out of his nose or see his feet under a toilet stall. Yet, Grégoire Guillemin depicts these characters in a much unheroic fashion and shows a more humorous aspect to the usually svelt and masculinely depicted men.
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