Under the Avengers Watercolor Images, Someone Asks First If They’re for Sale

klöss posted 20 images on X, redrawing the cast of Avengers: Doomsday in watercolor. The original post has only one sentence; all the information is in the images. The link to the original post is here: link.

The wet edges of the watercolor wear away the hard lighting typical of Marvel characters. The outlines remain, but the faces soften. It's like soaking a poster in water and then fishing it out to dry. The characters haven't changed; the distance from which you view them has. Next five.

This batch of images is not official material. The author does not explain the production process in the provided material. All that can be confirmed from the images is the watercolor texture, the cast, and the sequence of the twenty images. Keep looking.

The second comment directly categorizes it as AI art, saying that someone finally did something creative instead of just another cartoon filter. This judgment belongs to the commenter; the original post does not state how it was made. The first comment is more practical: they like the watercolor style and ask whether prints are for sale. The author does not reply in the provided material. First someone wants to buy it, then someone discusses AI—this order is more useful than whether it looks accurate. Last five.

After looking through all 20 images, the safest assessment is: the watercolor washes away a layer of the plastic feel of superheroes. As for whether it's AI or hand-drawn, the comment section has already started that conversation, but the material itself gives no answer. For a creator, someone asking about prints may be closer to real feedback than an art debate.