Chuck Norris vs. Greek Mythology

March 24, 2009 in Art with 2 Comments

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As a part of Chuck Norris in Greek Mythology Week, the Austin Sketch Squad came up with these two wonderful illustrations. Walker: Texas Centaur and Chuck Norris kicking Medusa…

In this pottery shard, we can clearly see Chuck Norris beheading Medusa with his famous round-house kick. Chuck Norris is so tough he could stare Medusa in the eye and not turn to stone.

… I love the coloring on the Medusa illustration. Yesterday, I printed it out and brought it into my World Literature II class, and engaged the students in a conversation about Realism vs. Romanticism. In this case, Chuck Norris represented Realism. That’s right. I’m that ridiculous professor.

Check out the Walker Texas Centaur image after the jump.

Chuck vs. Greek via Super Punch

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About Eric: Eric spends most of his time writing, taking pictures, reading, and hanging out with his (somewhat famous) chinchilla Mittens and bunny Rory. He teaches writing and literature at some local Philadelphia colleges and works in publishing. He knows absolutely nothing about sports, and is proud of it.

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2 Responses to “Chuck Norris vs. Greek Mythology”

  1. Curtis Hammond November 29, 2010 at 9:56 am #

    Heh i think it looks funnies when he kicks teh heads off

  2. Ryan Colaiaicovo November 29, 2010 at 9:57 am #

    I like the way you think baby cakes

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