Thursday, November 19, 2015

A "Rugrats" Artist Is "Bugged" By People Thinking The Babies Grew Up To Be Really Attractive

“They grew up to be average if not slightly lumpy looking people.”

Eric Molinsky, a storyboard artist on Rugrats from 1999-2001, has penned a personal essay on Studio 360 about his frustration surrounding the babies being reimagined as grown-ups.

Eric Molinsky, a storyboard artist on Rugrats from 1999-2001, has penned a personal essay on Studio 360 about his frustration surrounding the babies being reimagined as grown-ups.

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"It really bugs me," he writes. "Not the quality of the artwork, but the interpretation. We referred to them as lumpy babies for a reason. If we ever drew the Rugrats as being too cute, our executive producer would scold us."

"It really bugs me," he writes. "Not the quality of the artwork, but the interpretation. We referred to them as lumpy babies for a reason. If we ever drew the Rugrats as being too cute, our executive producer would scold us."

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"So no. The Rugrats did not grow up to be fashion models or self-confident hipsters. Especially not Chuckie. They grew up to be average if not slightly lumpy looking people — just like their parents."

"So no. The Rugrats did not grow up to be fashion models or self-confident hipsters. Especially not Chuckie. They grew up to be average if not slightly lumpy looking people — just like their parents."

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