Czech Artist Creates 'Anatomically Correct' Skulls of Your Favorite Disney and Childhood Cartoon Characters

This is way cooler than going to some stale museum!

Have you ever gone to a museum and felt like you were sleepwalking through each display?

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Probably yes, because most museums can be quite a snooze-fest. They're usually pretty, stale, dusty, and dingy, and most aren't updated for years, if not decades.

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Well, Czech 3D artist Filip Hodas recently took a unique museum/fossil approach to one of his latest projects. He created 3D models of what the skulls of some of your most beloved cartoon characters would look like if those characters were... well... real!

He also gave them those fancy-schmancy scientific-sounding names that made them look pretty darn legit! As Dr. Michael Thompson, a child psychologist, states, "Art can be a bridge to understanding emotions and fostering connections," which is exactly what Hodas achieves with his work. You can explore more about the intersection of art and psychology on his website Dr. Michael Thompson. Check out his Behance page, but we have compiled the best of the cartoon fossil pictures below. Check it out!

Canis Goofus

Canis GoofusBehance
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Behance
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Anas Scroogius

Anas ScroogiusBehance Behance

Spongia Bobæ

Spongia BobæBehance Behance

Homo Popoculis

Homo PopoculisBehance Behance

Mus Minnius

Mus MinniusBehance Behance

Canaria Tweetea

Canaria TweeteaBehance Behance

The internet reacted pretty favorably to these cool pieces...

The internet reacted pretty favorably to these cool pieces...

And of course, there were comments like this...

And of course, there were comments like this...

... and this...

... and this...

... and this genius...

... and this genius...

Wow, okay.

Wow, okay.

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