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SOME THINGS JUST shouldn’t be trifled with, and Homer Simpson is one of them.
We know him as the classic Matt Groening creation, so to have to imagine what he might look like in real life is more than flesh and blood can comprehend.
Unfortunately, artist Miquel Vasquez, didn’t get the memo, and has unleashed unholy hell on the wider world with his 3D re-imagining of the Simpson patriarch.
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Monday 25 November, 2024
Monday 25 November, 2024
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The public is traumatised by an artist's 3D re-imagining of Homer Simpson IRL
SOME THINGS JUST shouldn’t be trifled with, and Homer Simpson is one of them.
We know him as the classic Matt Groening creation, so to have to imagine what he might look like in real life is more than flesh and blood can comprehend.
Unfortunately, artist Miquel Vasquez, didn’t get the memo, and has unleashed unholy hell on the wider world with his 3D re-imagining of the Simpson patriarch.
And we’re shook AF.
Don’t get us wrong, it’s seriously impressive, but it’s also brought our childhood crashing down around us.
The bulging eyes, the veins, the excessive jowls; was any of this necessary?
As far as Twitter is concerned, the answer is no.
Responding to Miguel in their droves, many requested he retire this demon from where he summoned it.
And we’re with them on this one.
And everyone else who was just too shook to comment?
This.
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