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What would you get by mixing elements of pop culture and dark humor? You'd get Ben Chen illustrations.
Ben Chen is a Taiwanese artist who creates clever illustrations, inspired by movies and illustration books. He describes his style as "dark, humorous and full of imagination" and it's clear why.
The illustrator takes characters from movies, TV shows, fairy tales and video games and combines them in unique, unexpected ways to create surreal situations that are twisted, weird and sometimes even horrifying.
Did you like these surprising illustrations? Let us know in the comments.
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Daniel Fleming 6 years ago
iron man, hellboy, and Edward scissorhands, but no infinity gauntlet??
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Randy Inbred 6 years ago
You'll like it but not a lot! (extra marks for anyone who gets the reference)😀
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Randy Inbred 6 years ago
What did they say about the burger who went skiing for the first time? How the meaty have fallen! *cue scattered applause*
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Lizard Queen 6 years ago
They are all part of US culture: tv shows, cartoons, fairy tales, video games, etc. Sometimes the comments give hints as to what is referenced (i.e., Cookie Monster is a character on the tv show "Sesame Street.") I had to look up the video games, as they're not my thing.
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Quinn Alexander 6 years ago
Waaay better and far more helpful than the edgy techno anxiety fueled "brutally honest" comics that always end up here.
Lizard Queen 6 years ago
They are all part of US culture: tv shows, cartoons, fairy tales, video games, etc. Sometimes the comments give hints as to what is referenced (i.e., Cookie Monster is a character on the tv show "Sesame Street.") I had to look up the video games, as they're not my thing.
Load More Replies... Quinn Alexander 6 years ago
Waaay better and far more helpful than the edgy techno anxiety fueled "brutally honest" comics that always end up here.
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