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Hokusai Wave Cookie Monster. Because of its recognizability, it is nice to play around with the wave and lends itself perfectly for digital diligence. Make it green and you’ve got godzilla. Inspired by japanese woodblock artist, hokusai’s seminal view of mount fuji, japan’s tallest mountain. Add two ping pong balls and you have cookie monster. Picture cookie monster as the wave, the foam turning into bunnies, the water composed of dozens of pairs of levi’s, or the wave carrying surfing cats, sleeping cats, frolicking cats, bored. Katushika hokusai’s woodblock print “great wave off kanagawa” is one of the world’s most recognizable images. The blue wave of cookie monster, also known as 'sea is for cookie' is a jpeg inspired print of 'the great wave' by the japanese artist hokusai. Moreover, there are the homages, parodies and memes on the internet in which it also frequently performs. Yet distantly depicted in this image and notably eclipsed by the towering presence of a colossal cookie monster wave. Redditor put_it_all_on_red made this modification of the great wave off kanagawa, a watercolor woodblock print by katsushika. A global icon, the thrilling print has been widely reproduced, repurposed, and, inevitably, parodied, including as the cookie monster. Put_it_all_on_red created “sea is for cookie”, a funny photo mashup of sesame street’s cookie monster and the great wave off kanagawa by japanese artist hokusai, during a photoshop battle.

A global icon, the thrilling print has been widely reproduced, repurposed, and, inevitably, parodied, including as the cookie monster. The blue wave of cookie monster, also known as 'sea is for cookie' is a jpeg inspired print of 'the great wave' by the japanese artist hokusai. Make it green and you’ve got godzilla. Redditor put_it_all_on_red made this modification of the great wave off kanagawa, a watercolor woodblock print by katsushika. Katushika hokusai’s woodblock print “great wave off kanagawa” is one of the world’s most recognizable images. Inspired by japanese woodblock artist, hokusai’s seminal view of mount fuji, japan’s tallest mountain. Add two ping pong balls and you have cookie monster. Because of its recognizability, it is nice to play around with the wave and lends itself perfectly for digital diligence. Yet distantly depicted in this image and notably eclipsed by the towering presence of a colossal cookie monster wave. Moreover, there are the homages, parodies and memes on the internet in which it also frequently performs.

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Hokusai Wave Cookie Monster Redditor put_it_all_on_red made this modification of the great wave off kanagawa, a watercolor woodblock print by katsushika. Redditor put_it_all_on_red made this modification of the great wave off kanagawa, a watercolor woodblock print by katsushika. Because of its recognizability, it is nice to play around with the wave and lends itself perfectly for digital diligence. A global icon, the thrilling print has been widely reproduced, repurposed, and, inevitably, parodied, including as the cookie monster. Moreover, there are the homages, parodies and memes on the internet in which it also frequently performs. Add two ping pong balls and you have cookie monster. Picture cookie monster as the wave, the foam turning into bunnies, the water composed of dozens of pairs of levi’s, or the wave carrying surfing cats, sleeping cats, frolicking cats, bored. Katushika hokusai’s woodblock print “great wave off kanagawa” is one of the world’s most recognizable images. Put_it_all_on_red created “sea is for cookie”, a funny photo mashup of sesame street’s cookie monster and the great wave off kanagawa by japanese artist hokusai, during a photoshop battle. Make it green and you’ve got godzilla. The blue wave of cookie monster, also known as 'sea is for cookie' is a jpeg inspired print of 'the great wave' by the japanese artist hokusai. Yet distantly depicted in this image and notably eclipsed by the towering presence of a colossal cookie monster wave. Inspired by japanese woodblock artist, hokusai’s seminal view of mount fuji, japan’s tallest mountain.