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Cartoon Skeleton Sketches[Edit]
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What would an archaeologist make of the remains of Marvin the Martian, Charlie Brown or Betty Boop? Artist Michael Paulus’ collection of cartoon skeleton sketches examines this intriguing issue. His extensive series of cartoon skeletons identifies the forms that give these beloved animated icons their recognizable structure. Paulus stays true to each cartoon’s form, displaying his anatomical sketch next to the full-color version we’re familiar with from television. Source: michaelpaulus Via: corcholat |
Skeletons of Cartoon Characters (GALLERY)
'Animatus' Pop Palaeontology by Hyungkoo LeeAnimatus is the brilliant work of Korean artist Hyungkoo Lee. He produced a science style exhibition of his skeletons of cartoons, as if they were truly real animal species! His work has been described…
Cartoon Oil Paintings
The Simpson Portraits by LimpfishTrend Hunter has, of course, featured the 'if the Simpsons were real art' before. At the time, it just freaked everybody out, myself including. However, I do also really like these Simpson oil paintings…
Cartoons As Real Fashion Models
Hello Kitty for Dior in Vogue JapanIn Japan, Hello Kitty will be the new model for Christian Dior. This is no joke. The white anime cat with pod-like features has been chosen to showcase the latest John Galliano-designed collection. It…
Humanized Cartoons II (VIDEO)
Jessica Rabbit UntoonedRemember Jessica Rabbit? She is the sultry human cartoon wife of Roger Rabbit in the 1988 Academy-Award winning film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The movie mixed action with animation to create a marvelous…
Humanized Cartoons
Homer Simpson and Mario in the Flesh?Human cartoons are realistic interpretations of famous cartoon characters. In this case, we have Homer Simpson and Mario in the flesh. The artist used various textures of human skin and pieces of various…
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