How I won Wip 3 by Bryan Lee
Bryan Lee looks like he is having a LOT of fun when he's sketching out ideas. Much like Norman Rockwell, his images tend to have a cute, tongue-in-cheek, slice of apple pie, Americana quality to them. Unlike Norman Rockwell, Lee's work centers around superheroes, Street Fighter and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The result will make you wish there was a Saturday Evening Post for nerds.
Check out our favorites of Lee's work in the slideshow or you can see his online portfolio here.
Halloween Jobs by Bryan Lee
Santa by Bryan Lee
Hulk by Bryan Lee
Truce by Bryan Lee
Santa by Bryan Lee
Leo and Raph by Bryan Lee
Ninja Vanish by Bryan Lee
Image by Bryan Lee
Image by Bryan Lee
TAGS: ART, norman rockwell, santa, SPIDER-MAN, STREET FIGHTER, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the ring
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i didnt see spiderman or street fighter
Ya know that Rockwell painting, ‘The Runaway?’ It’s the one with the kid with a hobo satchel at a diner counter trying to explain himself to some misshapen policeman while a visibly drunk cook leers at the two of them . I want that
but with a seven year old hockey masked Jason Voorhees (to hell with continuity),
Christopher Meloni as the cop,
and R. Lee Ermey as the cook, because, c’mon, who doesn’t love R. Lee Ermey?
(Answer: Communists and Homosexuals, that’s who).