Hipster Animals

Here are some anthropomorphic animal hipster archetypes, drawn in a style roughly approaching Richard Scarry by way of 1960s commercial illustration.

• [Gainclone]

  Charcuterie Caricature?

• [dculberson]

  The “Freelance Party Photographer” should be pretty familiar to a lot of people. Seems to bear a striking resemblance to a certain, well, freelance party photographer.

• [Owen]

  I used to make fun of hipsters, but then it got all popular.

• [Anonymous]

  These are awesome. Yes, it is easy to make fun of hipsters, as several commenters have lethargically bemoaned, but it’s the WAY that these make sport of them that make these worthwhile. The level of detail and wit and fun is what makes it all work. Bravo.

• [Marktech]

  Here’s the one that’s missing: emo ostrich.

  If that isn’t an emo emu, it really ought to be.

• [Chentzilla]

  Here’s the one that’s missing: emo ostrich.

• [OldBrownSquirrel]

  Reminds me of an earlier article. Not a duplicate, but a variation on a theme.

• [Pantograph]

  I bet the artisanal charchuterie maker is a good egg. The others are suspect.

• [pinehead]

  Hipster furries. So now I wonder: does this series mean that hipsters are as hated as furries, or does it mean that furries are now socially accepted enough to serve as a humorous medium?

  • [Egypt Urnash]

    Pinehead, furries are everywhere.

• [turn_self_off]

  As if i was not already confused about this “hipster” thing…

  • [Anonymous]

    agreed, I’ve never seen one, or at least I wouldn’t realize if i ever had. For the longest time I thought it was a west coast thing, like scene kids (scene kids are a west coast thing right? -.-)

• [retrojoe]

  These appear to be by Dyna Moe, the same person who did “Mad Men Illustrated” and “Mad Men Yourself”.

• [tylerkaraszewski]

  Man, those people, that do things, how fun is to make caricatures out of them! Ha!

  I don’t fucking get it.