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The death of Stan Lee, age 95, has been felt by many, but the loss has been particularly profound for the many fans-turned-artists who were inspired by Lee's legendary career.
In the wake of Lee's passing, as notes of honor and remembrance have flooded social media, stunning portraits of the renowned comic-book writer have stood out. Many of the tributes are accompanied by short anecdotes noting the impact Lee has had on the lives of so many, particularly in the worlds of illustration and animation.
One post from late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, a rendering of Lee he created when he was just seven years old, perfectly captures the awe so many have felt because of Lee throughout their lives.
At age 7, I drew this weird portrait of Stan Lee and asked my Mom to send it to him. Thankfully she didn't because 30+ years later, I got to give it to the great one in person. Thanks for all the fun Stan #Excelsior pic.twitter.com/IpfYBSjWyf
— Jimmy Kimmel (@jimmykimmel) November 12, 2018
Check out some of our favorite portraits and stories remembering the late Stan Lee, an IRL superhero to countless creatives and dreamers, below.
way back when i drew this little caricature of Stan Lee and tagged him on Twitter. i dont know if he ever saw it, but i hope his first thought was "wow, i love this sketch of Geraldo Rivera." #ripstanlee pic.twitter.com/KaKMHgdoYD
— || justzaz || (@justZazie) November 12, 2018
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