“I was really into dinosaurs and their fossils as a little kid. When I got older, I thought skulls were very badass, so I would draw them often,” the artist shared in a state for Bored Panda. “Skulls were among the first things that I had at least some idea of how to sculpt. The first one I was proud of looks terrible in retrospect!”

Characters like Minnie Mouse, Tweety, Sponge Bob, and Goofy are featured in his gallery. In the description, the artist put their hilarious zoological names and the year when their character first aired.

If you are interested to see his artwork, check out the gallery below and follow him on Instagram for future updates.

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Hodas makes amazing illustrations in which pop culture meets a dystopian future, but not in a good way. His works depict the likes of SpongeBob, Pac Man, and Mickey Mouse as monuments and objects that are neglected and left to rust and be consumed by time.

Check out Hodas’ impressive works below. You can purchase items with his designs on Society 6.

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“I was really into dinosaurs and their fossils as a little kid. When I got older, I thought skulls were very badass, so I would draw them often,” the artist shared in a state for Bored Panda. “Skulls were among the first things that I had at least some idea of how to sculpt. The first one I was proud of looks terrible in retrospect!”

Characters like Minnie Mouse, Tweety, Sponge Bob, and Goofy are featured in his gallery. In the description, the artist put their hilarious zoological names and the year when their character first aired.

If you are interested to see his artwork, check out the gallery below and follow him on Instagram for future updates.

The post Artist Uses Skulls to Recreate Famous Cartoon Characters appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Hodas makes amazing illustrations in which pop culture meets a dystopian future, but not in a good way. His works depict the likes of SpongeBob, Pac Man, and Mickey Mouse as monuments and objects that are neglected and left to rust and be consumed by time.

Check out Hodas’ impressive works below. You can purchase items with his designs on Society 6.

The post Pop Culture Meets Dystopian Future in the Works of Filip Hodas appeared first on PlayJunkie.