The Marge and Homer Simpson Calendar 2014 is Inspired by Helmut Newton
Meghan Young — January 8, 2014 — Naughty
References: humorchic.blogspot & beautifuldecay
The Marge and Homer Simpson Calendar 2014 combines erotic imagery and high fashion with iconic cartoon characters. While some people might avert their eyes in shock and revulsion, others will see it as yet another form of art and the rest will simply be amused by its overt sexuality and avant garde nature. Not to mention its re-interpretation Marge and Homer.
Created by artist aleXsandro Palombo, who is known for his racy pop culture illustrations, Marge and Homer Simpson Calendar 2014 is modeled after the photographs of Helmut Newton, a prolific German-Australian fashion photographer. Set against the cloud background made famous in the opening credits, the calendar reimagines the all-American family by envisioning Marge nude or in racy black dress while Homer is depicted in a sunhat and heels.
Created by artist aleXsandro Palombo, who is known for his racy pop culture illustrations, Marge and Homer Simpson Calendar 2014 is modeled after the photographs of Helmut Newton, a prolific German-Australian fashion photographer. Set against the cloud background made famous in the opening credits, the calendar reimagines the all-American family by envisioning Marge nude or in racy black dress while Homer is depicted in a sunhat and heels.
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