These Grown Up Cartoon Characters Bring Back Child-Like Memories
Sarah St.Jules — July 23, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: celestedoodles.tumblr & incrediblethings
As children, many of us watched cartoons every Saturday and developed connections with the drawings on our screen; now, these grown-up cartoon characters allow you to experience what those friends would have looked like at your age.
Artist Celeste Pille re-imagines what beloved characters from the 1990s would look like now. Assuming they would be somewhere in their twenties, Pille has done an incredible job of achieving a natural look for them. She has drawn up the characters from the Rugrats, Hey Arnold! and Pepper Ann.
It is interesting to wonder if the shows had continued, and the characters aged with the show, would the original illustrators had made them look like this as well? These grown up cartoon characters are a a nostalgic flashback.
Artist Celeste Pille re-imagines what beloved characters from the 1990s would look like now. Assuming they would be somewhere in their twenties, Pille has done an incredible job of achieving a natural look for them. She has drawn up the characters from the Rugrats, Hey Arnold! and Pepper Ann.
It is interesting to wonder if the shows had continued, and the characters aged with the show, would the original illustrators had made them look like this as well? These grown up cartoon characters are a a nostalgic flashback.
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Industry Implications
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3. Merchandising - Market for merchandise, such as clothing and accessories, featuring the aged versions of popular cartoon characters.
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