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Sylvain Sarrailh, who is also known by the name Tohad, is a French concept artist based in Toulouse. His works vary from beautiful illustrations to exciting video games that always bring some fantasy into our daily lives.
This time Sarrailh decided to take some beloved characters from our favorite childhood stories and turn them into villains that seem like they just came out from Quentin Tarantino’s movies. Scroll down to see them for yourself!
More info: tohad.deviantart.com
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Matthew Hyder 7 years ago
Everyone seems to say that about Alice, that it involves drugs, LOL. :p
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MonsterMash 7 years ago
Yes! This alllll ddaaaaayyyyy! I wish history had taken this course ❤️
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BoopityBooptiyBooper 7 years ago
Looks like something from Doom. That would be a cool DLC honestly
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What do you think ?
MonsterMash 7 years ago
Ok...these are wildly creative and amazingly drawn. I want posters of some of these !!! Absolutely love ❤️
James Moore 7 years ago
Why did I find the Smurf Army the scariest of all of them? "Today, Smurf Village...Tomorrow...the WORLD!"
Minutus Manilianus 7 years ago
I wouldn't say most of them have something to do with the inspiration of Tarantino, they are more likely inspired by different pop culture phenomenon: Kirby being Krang from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Donkey Kong being the Great Ape from Dragonball, Sonic is Super Sayan, Sailor Moon is obviously Miley Cyrus. To tell the truth, I would have to search much harder to determine which one could be at least a bit inspired by Quentin Tarantino.
Steve MacMartin 7 years ago
indeed. another example is the pacman one is from The Thing :)
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Pungent Sauce 7 years ago
I would buy these in large poster format in a heartbeat! Brilliant in both conception and execution, well done!!
Victoria Jolley 7 years ago
They should make movies like this for each character. I think it would be a good movie if it wasnt so boring. lol no more kid friendly
Jonathan Henry 7 years ago
These remind me of the movie version of "Where The Wild Things Are"... Thank you...
Patrick McKenna 7 years ago
well, against the grain here. way too dark for me. not a tarantino follower or fan though.
John Baker 7 years ago
Have an upvote for that. I've never liked him either.
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Mathew Ross 7 years ago
You should lead this type of article with a link to the artists page not hide it under a “read more” button feels gross
Dustin Guest 7 years ago
...is Tarantino really all that well known for monsters? I mean...metaphorical, sure...but MONSTER monsters?
Jefferson Brown 7 years ago
I'm going to show these to my niece. Can you imagine my sisters therapy bills?
Daniel Reynolds 7 years ago
This is absolutely amazing!!! (Although I kinda wish there was a Naruto...) There should also be a "famous villains turned into good guys".
Alfredo Vásquez Gutiérrez 7 years ago
Very creative! But minus points because of Vegeta as Sonic, Goku in ape form as Donkey Kong and Chewbacca as Sully . And Iron Man as Tetsuwan Atom.
Pierre-Eric Raby 7 years ago
Why does Woody look like Chuck Norris? "There's a snake in my boot.... in cause I'm hungry for a snack"
MonsterMash 7 years ago
Ok...these are wildly creative and amazingly drawn. I want posters of some of these !!! Absolutely love ❤️
James Moore 7 years ago
Why did I find the Smurf Army the scariest of all of them? "Today, Smurf Village...Tomorrow...the WORLD!"
Minutus Manilianus 7 years ago
I wouldn't say most of them have something to do with the inspiration of Tarantino, they are more likely inspired by different pop culture phenomenon: Kirby being Krang from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Donkey Kong being the Great Ape from Dragonball, Sonic is Super Sayan, Sailor Moon is obviously Miley Cyrus. To tell the truth, I would have to search much harder to determine which one could be at least a bit inspired by Quentin Tarantino.
Steve MacMartin 7 years ago
indeed. another example is the pacman one is from The Thing :)
Load More Replies... Pungent Sauce 7 years ago
I would buy these in large poster format in a heartbeat! Brilliant in both conception and execution, well done!!
Victoria Jolley 7 years ago
They should make movies like this for each character. I think it would be a good movie if it wasnt so boring. lol no more kid friendly
Jonathan Henry 7 years ago
These remind me of the movie version of "Where The Wild Things Are"... Thank you...
Patrick McKenna 7 years ago
well, against the grain here. way too dark for me. not a tarantino follower or fan though.
John Baker 7 years ago
Have an upvote for that. I've never liked him either.
Load More Replies... Mathew Ross 7 years ago
You should lead this type of article with a link to the artists page not hide it under a “read more” button feels gross
Dustin Guest 7 years ago
...is Tarantino really all that well known for monsters? I mean...metaphorical, sure...but MONSTER monsters?
Jefferson Brown 7 years ago
I'm going to show these to my niece. Can you imagine my sisters therapy bills?
Daniel Reynolds 7 years ago
This is absolutely amazing!!! (Although I kinda wish there was a Naruto...) There should also be a "famous villains turned into good guys".
Alfredo Vásquez Gutiérrez 7 years ago
Very creative! But minus points because of Vegeta as Sonic, Goku in ape form as Donkey Kong and Chewbacca as Sully . And Iron Man as Tetsuwan Atom.
Pierre-Eric Raby 7 years ago
Why does Woody look like Chuck Norris? "There's a snake in my boot.... in cause I'm hungry for a snack"
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