A Saturday-morning museum
Famous cartoon characters, under one roof.
Eight icons who jumped from ink, cel, and Saturday TV into everyday speech. Each portrait here is original CSS art — a geometric tribute, not studio artwork.
The lineup
Click a card for a short history, debut year, and why the character stuck.
Mickey Mouse
Two circles and a grin that became a worldwide trademark of animation itself.
Bugs Bunny
A Brooklyn-voiced rabbit who wins by staying cooler than the chase.
SpongeBob
A square sponge who treats flipping krabby patties like a calling.
Homer Simpson
The yellow everyman whose groan became a punctuation mark.
Scooby-Doo
A talking Great Dane who unmasks ghosts after a snack.
Popeye
A one-eyed sailor who made a vegetable look like rocket fuel.
Felix the Cat
An early screen star whose walk and grin sold animation worldwide.
Doraemon
A blue robot cat with a pocket that never runs out of inventions.