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Why should kid’s cereals get to have all the fun? What if adults were lured to cereal by the vacant stare of a cartoon mascot? As Caldwell Tanner shows us, perhaps mascots are better left to the sugar-coated crack that is kid’s cereal. And we’ll keep buying ours based on what keeps us regular the best.
Was is it about vintage cereal boxes that gives us the warm and fuzzies? Perhaps it’s their ability to instantly remind us of a simpler time. A time when we were hooked on crunchy oat clusters and marbits, and our biggest concern of the day was what the prize at the bottom of the box would be.
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Captain Crunch is by artist Timothy Lim. And remember, if you are going to overdo it on Crunch Berries, do it responsibly.
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The Last Breakfast is a sculpture by artist Brian Stuckey. Poor Cap’n Crunch — he has no idea that this will be his last bowl of sugar-coated kiddie crack.
An extensive making of the Last Breakfast can be found here.
[via Super Punch]
