My Shrek is very sweaty, since he lives in a swamp. But to make the piece more realistic, I added what I knew into it and mixed it up. My Shrek has the cardinal Shrek features like eyes, teeth, feet, arms, and weird antenna. Shrek is a multifaceted being, but to me Shrek: sweats and wears vaguely Scottish pants to match his vaguely Scottish accent. I did remember the most important part though: Swamp.” Ryan Gilliam Shrek wears tights? His vest is extremely small? I wish I could say that I remembered that he wore shoes rather than going barefoot but honestly it was just because I didn’t want to draw toes.

“I made many decisions here based on a rosier view of Shrek than is apparently true. In fact, I can’t say that I did anything technically wrong here, except that, clearly, I did.” Susana Polo a sketch of shrek I think I was the only person who remembered that Shrek has luscious long lashes.

“I remembered a few key things about Shrek: his weird little ears, his toothy grin, the fact that he wears a vest. Whose Shrek is the Shrekest? Please parse through the selections below and carefully review each artist’s statement in order to determine the one Shrek to rule them all. The beloved ogre has loomed large over pop culture for the past 20 years, but what does it really mean to capture Shrek’s essence? How can one portray the multilayered character on a simple piece of paper? We’re not sure, but we sure as Shrek tried our best. It’s the 20th anniversary of Shrek, so we celebrated as any other would do: by luring all our coworkers into a Zoom call and forcing them to draw Shrek.

Written on His Skin by Simone Stark