Tom and Jerry is one of the most iconic couples from cartoons. And it's a Japanese artist who has had a great idea by turning Tom's most unfortunate moments into sculptures.
Yes, in those moments when Tom takes the shape of a jar, is crushed or his entire face has turned inward, Taku Inou has been inspired to create different sculptures with which to mark a great tribute to one of the most famous cats in animation.
There are many generations who laughed a clean laugh with the stories of Tom and Jerry. In that endless of the eternal persecution of Tom on Jerry, very special moments were lived. Especially when Tom did not hit the ball and was the target of the funniest occurrences of his creators.
Moments in which Tom is locked in a jar and comes out with his form. Others in which his body takes the shape of a tube having been locked in one, or the one in which when passing through a dryer, it appears as a folded cloth by itself.
Those moments so magical and so funny, which managed to make people of any age smile, are right now the sculptures that Taku Inoue has created.
The idea itself is magnificent, since if one es fan of tom, or you just want to have a memory of those years, any of the sculptures made by Inoue stand out for their originality; on the other hand we have other types of sculptures by Hsu Tung Han.
A Pair of animated characters that will continue to be in our visual memory to be remembered with their fun and crazy adventures. A few decades in which traditional animation shone with its own light and in which the only way to create shorts was by hand in a traditional way.