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Yoda was going to be a Christmas Gnome?
I gotta say, the early version of the Mad Hatter looks fantastic.
Is that a Nic Cage whiplash?
Early Azrael looks 10x as awesome as what we got.
Also, a ton of those look almost identical to what we got, so I would have avoided putting those in. Whiplash, The queen from Snow White, The caterpillar, and the grasshopper. Beast looks really close, too.
Shrek looks crazy because he was modeled after (and supposed to be voiced by) Chris Farley. Then he took a little too many narcotics :_ [
damn it, chris. just damn it…
it looks like the concept of Shrek was to go full retard…
I love the Mad Hatter original.
Everyone gets shrek wrong, you all know his story is originally a children’s book (written by William Steig) yes?
http://storyphilosophy.blogspot.com/2012/07/shrek-aesthetic-judgements-relationship.html