Human Shrek is an image of everyone’s favorite comedic ogre Shrek in a very handsome, attractive human form. However, the character still retains some of his identifiable ogre-like features.

Something about Shrek's sterile perfection is unsettling, especially in the faces of its characters. One factor digital immersion can't duplicate on-screen yet is personality. Human faces in Shrek ...

being Shrek Forever After. Twitter User Wario64 discovered the hilarious mix-up in which the 4K release for the angry ogre had seemingly been listed as the number one physical seller for anime on ...

“The fun was picking up and expanding the ‘Shrek’ universe ... drawn animation that is found in traditional anime. “So much of art is the human touch, and that’s what was exciting, ...

But, of course, there are less wholesome examples. I came across an image that featured Shrek battling a couple of women from the anime "Uma Musume Pretty Derby", including a shot that showed one ...

Shrek has never had an anime adaptation in the green ogre’s past, but his legacy has hilariously lived on thanks to internet culture. It’s clear that the Dreamworks character’s popularity ...

The task at hand: Transforming him from a human actor to an iconic ogre — green skin, tubular ears and all. “The thing about Shrek is that he’s really on a journey of self-love, which I think is a ...