Your Childhood Horrifying Enough? Be Thankful You Didn’t Have These Cereal Boxes
In our digital age it would seem that nothing is sacrosanct, not even our childhood memories of spending our mornings reading cereal boxes.
Thanks to a new series of digital paintings by Guillermo Fajardo titled “Breakfast Time” we know how thankful we should be that marketing executives were snorting coke instead of trying to intentionally terrify future generations. The series includes Fajardo’s re-imagining of Tony the Tiger, Cap’n Crunch, Trix rabbit, and Count Chocula.
Not sure which one terrifies me more – how about you?
via Geekologie
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