What happens when childhood favorites meet luxury and high fashion? Gal Yosef, the 3D artist known for reimagining beloved cartoon characters, takes things a step further by placing them in a world of money, designer brands, and bold attitude.
Familiar faces like Bugs Bunny or Spongebob take on a sharper, more ironic edge as they pose with designer goods and stacks of cash. It’s a mix of humor, nostalgia, and a hint of mischief, showing cartoon characters in a side of life we’ve never really seen before.
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Snoopy And Woodstock (Peanuts)
If there is a soul out there who has not seen Peanuts by the people who did Minions, you must see it. It so gracefully does the perfect homage to Charles Schultz's work, being the opposite of modern movies which hate their fan base... but it's also *funny.* And the 3-D renderings of decidedly 2-D imagined characters are wonderful; Snoopy's flying dreams are amazing.
Bart Simpson
Nope. Hate it. The Simpsons were never meant for CGI. (Except for Homer³)
Pikachu
Goofy
Minnie Mouse
Pikachu
Doraemon
Cuckoo
Cuckoo?? FFS really?? only one of the most recognisable cartoon bird ever...
Powerpuff Girls
Blastoise
Winnie-The-Pooh
Hello Kitty
Garfield
Spongebob Squarepants
Pink Panther
Jaq And Gus
Tom And Jerry
Does...does that golden gun say "subprime"? And Tom's a fat cat? This is some deep 2008/2009 stuff
Batman And Joker
Alice And Jack Skellington
Simba, Timon And Pumbaa
Scrooge Mcduck
Mario
Popeye And Olive Oyl
Pinocchio
I see an early EMeter in the background there. Pinocchio Joins Scientology
