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new things on my store, wowie! two very niche things too. Milkwalker!! does anyone know him? are there any Milkwalker fans out there besides me? this badge was very self indulgent I won't lie.
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I learned a while ago that this character, the Milkwalker. It's rare that a mascot design like this existed; then I found out that Trevor Henderson had made his own version, haha
This is a drawing I did while I was learning illustration at college, and I was planning to digitize it, but then I forgot about it. I decided to leave it as is because I think it's a good drawing on its own, and I don't usually upload lineart stuff
Heyo, I'm back, again. Sorry, I got really busy some weeks ago and I didn't have time to catch up on the drawings I still need to upload xp
the milkwalker
Milkwalker says: watch this video! Join me for a deep dive on the history of Milkwalker, a 1980s milk carton mascot that captured the hearts of Tumblr users in the 2010s and what he tells us about American culture in the 80s.
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There is an image in his mind. It is the face of a child. The child is lost. It is in his mind, and on all of the cartons. He steps over the trees, his strides long and his pace slow. Slow and thorough. At all times his eyes scan the ground below him.
He is looking for the child. He has done this for as long as there have been lost children to find and cartons to drink milk out of. He passes fences. Buildings. He comes to an empty street. There are others looking for the child. They are roaming the town in groups, shouting its name.
A child is spotted. He cannot see his face. He moves closer. The child turns and spots him, and is terrified. It matters little. This child is not lost. Without a word, he continues his search. The child will be found. The child will be safe. He will make sure of it.