5 Twisted Winnie the Pooh Designs

Jennifer
January 17, 2011

Did you know there’s a Winnie the Pooh Day? Yup, it’s today, and while I don’t begrudge Pooh’s appeal or wisdom, the misguided appropriation of the character – from adults wearing jean jackets emblazoned with the cartoon bear to regrettable tattoos – brings his integrity down. That’s why I sought out designers’ alternative takes on Pooh and his pals. These graphic artists took a traditional, well-known character and tweaked it. The results are anywhere from funny to dark – most definitely not the childhood bear we grew up with.

Source: Mo Moussa and Roni Lagin via Made With Awesome

Source: NeoGAF

Source: Glennz Tees

Source: Iron-Fox via deviantART

Source: Bobby Chiu via Imaginism Studios

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About Jennifer Moline

Jennifer Moline writes for the PsPrint Blog as well as maintains its Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Plus and Pinterest presences. She also guest-blogs for such notable graphic design blogs as Fuel Your Creativity and Inspiredology. She’s previously written about technology and small business for news websites, magazines and newspapers. In her off-hours, Jennifer can be found roughing it in the mountains or tucked away in a movie theater.

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