Ray Sumser's Cartoon Universe

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December 19, 2012, 1:00 pm

Ray Sumser’s Cartoon Universe

Ray Sumser, a Californian artist who recently moved to the East Village, has been working on a series of cartoon projects. His goal: to portray the “most recognizable characters” from popular cartoons. He’s been bringing his art to public spaces like Union Square too.

Culture, art, cartoons, public art, Union Square, video

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