When a museum in Belgium in honor of the animation icon icon Hergé and his world famous cartoon character Tintin in the second day of June this year, was a fitting tribute to the achievements of different animation style of Hergé. Imagine if a cartoon character can survive a single comic in 1929 to a television, theater and video game powerhouse today, then surely deserves to be recognized and honored in a museum.

Now through short general history of animation, there are few studies, entertainers, cartoon characters and creations stand out among REST. These have an undeniable impact on culture popular and a museum to serve as a complement to the first level. After all, museums are supposed to be a home for art – and what better way to honor animation associate with the finest art? Here are some properties of potential character cartoon which POP in the top of my head at the thought of a museum:

The museum displays must have some rich historical and archaeological background to radiate a sense of credibility. Looking back on all the characters popular animated television in recent decades, the common thread seems to be that of Hanna-Barbera Productions. Although the reviews have been abundant on Hanna-Barbera Productions falling into the trap of formulas and stereotypes in animated cartoon series, which have not yet had success in giving us many of the largest series beloved of all time: The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Scooby Doo, and so on and so forth. Would not it be nice seeing all these iconic characters in a large room, like all fine paintings? Currently, the association of William Hanna and Joseph Barbera and his bodywork is honored in several museums including the Museum of Los Angeles Radio and TV – but it's still nice to see a shrine dedicated to them.

To honor the tradition stop motion animation, I would like the cartoon character Gumby green clay have their own museum in honor of his tour of 233 episodes of American television U.S. for more than thirty-five years. During the 50th anniversary of Gumby, the creator Art Clokey was honored at the Museum of the Moving Image. Clokey is a pioneer stop motion animation and Gumby described his work as massage of the eye cells. "Gumby A museum at the forefront may also be a spectacle all the success and emerging operates stop motion animation. This could include Aardman Animations' Wallace and Gromit.

It is also the temptation to put the adorable cartoon characters of Walt Disney and Warner Brothers in the search for a museum – but they have already established strong study that serve as museum / Home all in one. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig – sorry, but museums should be able to expose cartoon characters that are of immense historical value yet they are less popular. An example of this kind would Heathcliff the cat.

Isidore has stripes of orange and black with an attitude in a bad mood to boot. It seems much to Garfield? Well, one is surprised to discover that Isidore was first before Garfield, but was lost in the consciousness of many people today. It was created in 1973, while Garfield was in 1978. Characters like Heathcliff, who was very popular during the 1970s can thus benefit from a museum.

Also, just for fun, Would not it be fun to have a Where's Waldo museum where visitors would have to find your image in the whole museum?

Aldric Chang is a creative entrepreneur who is at the moment building online games for kids and running a successful 3d animation studio. His creative accomplishments span across the production of several hundred animation projects, casual games, music compositions, cartoon animated series and a virtual world for kids.

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