The Wisconsin-based artist Alex Solis is continuing to reveal the secret identities of famous pop culture characters in his oddly fascinating series of illustrations called "Icons Unmasked."
The Wisconsin-based artist Alex Solis is continuing to reveal the secret identities of famous pop culture characters in his oddly fascinating series of illustrations called "Icons Unmasked."
In the parallel universe of "The Freshest Foods," fruits and vegetables are brought to life and turned into charismatic characters whose daily routines and struggles are not much different from what we, humans, deal with.
In the parallel universe of "The Freshest Foods," fruits and vegetables are brought to life and turned into charismatic characters whose daily routines and struggles are not much different from what...
Chicago artist Alex Solis is back with a lot more illustrations featuring pop-culture characters mash-ups in his series “Icons Unmasked.” “Alexmc” gained fame for his Chunkies series of overweight sports figures, and Bored Panda has previously featured his predators vs. prey...
Chicago artist Alex Solis is back with a lot more illustrations featuring pop-culture characters mash-ups in his series “Icons Unmasked.” “Alexmc” gained fame for his Chunkies series of overweight sports figures,...
Image a day if famous superheroes grew old, how would they look like? Superheroes are personalities in the fantasy world. I admire superheroes for their act of honesty, courage and kindness with preternatural force. And the question is what our favorite...
Image a day if famous superheroes grew old, how would they look like? Superheroes are personalities in the fantasy world. I admire superheroes for their act of honesty, courage and kindness...
Chicago artist Alex Solis is putting a twist on pop-culture characters again in his new series of illustrations, "Icons Unmasked." "Alexmc" gained fame for his Chunkies series of overweight sports figures, and Bored Panda has previously featured his predators vs. prey...
Chicago artist Alex Solis is putting a twist on pop-culture characters again in his new series of illustrations, "Icons Unmasked." "Alexmc" gained fame for his Chunkies series of overweight sports figures,...
Alex Solis is a Chicago-based graphic designer and illustrator . In this series he uses ordinary things you’d find lying around your house to create humorous illustrations. From USB drive to foods, coins to smart phones Alex Solis has great sense of...
Alex Solis is a Chicago-based graphic designer and illustrator . In this series he uses ordinary things you’d find lying around your house to create humorous illustrations. From USB drive to foods,...
Cute and disturbing cartoons define Chicago artist Alex Solis's style. Known as alexmdc online, he's been drawing his whole life but won internet acclaim for his Chunkies series of overweight superheros and pop-culture icons. Solis' latest project features adorable drawings of...
Cute and disturbing cartoons define Chicago artist Alex Solis's style. Known as alexmdc online, he's been drawing his whole life but won internet acclaim for his Chunkies series of overweight superheros...
Artist creates series of funny characters fighting his maker. Their facial expressions and body language brilliantly interact with the artist. Alex Solis is a Chicago based illustrator. His works "Signs And Doodles Book" and "Baby Terrors" prove that he is a...
Artist creates series of funny characters fighting his maker. Their facial expressions and body language brilliantly interact with the artist. Alex Solis is a Chicago based illustrator. His works "Signs And...
Alex Solis is an illustrator and web designer from Chicago who's created this amazing series of illustrations to teach us sign language with lovely characters.
Alex Solis is an illustrator and web designer from Chicago who's created this amazing series of illustrations to teach us sign language with lovely characters.
Throughout the entire month of October, Chicago-based illustrator Alex Solis created an ink drawing a day with a bizarre theme – he re-imagined what some of the most popular horror characters ever might look like as cute little (murderous) babies.
Throughout the entire month of October, Chicago-based illustrator Alex Solis created an ink drawing a day with a bizarre theme – he re-imagined what some of the most popular horror characters...
