Created anonymously by a group of professional animators in about 1929, this silent short is a gleeful exploration of the penetrative arts.
The Portland, Oregon–based artist Michael Paulus has created a series of pieces that imagine the skeletal structures underneath the skin of various cartoon characters, including Hello Kitty, Charlie Brown, Marvin the Martian, and Pikachu.
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