Ever wonder what your superheroes do in their off time — you know, when they aren't doing the whole "saving the world" stuff? One photographer is filling in his own ideas of what superheroes and villains do on a daily basis.
Based in Canada, photographer Daniel Picard's [1] series Figures and Statues [2] digitally imposes collectible figures into regular pictures. Whether it's using the bathroom or putting together a Lego set, various figurines are shown living the life you usually live.
The toys Picard uses come from Sideshow Collectibles [3], a company dedicated to bringing fans the most worthy products from movies and shows. The details on these figures definitely add to Picard's project, which originally began "when he used a robot to stand in for a model during a time-sensitive shoot," according to Feature and Shoot [4].
Take a look at some of our favorites from Picard's growing collection. If you end up loving it, you can purchase his book [5] that includes several of these photos.
Batman pumps his own gas — guess he doesn't live in Oregon or New Jersey!
No one wants to shovel snow, not even Stormtroopers.
Is there anyone who doesn't read on the toilet?
Nothing's better than taking your kid to the playground.
The Joker knows putting together a Lego set is hard work.
Is there anything more fun than jumping into a pile of leaves?
Even Batman breaks the rules sometimes.
No one can escape a 9-to-5 job.
Picking the perfect Halloween costume is a very hard choice.
Yoda can't stop counting his Instagram "likes" either.
Team building is necessary for anyone — including a Sith Lord and his master.
No one can escape an awkward elevator ride.
