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Earlier we shared with you the top ten best lunch boxes you could buy your kids for back to school. And sure, you could do that if you don't love them enough to make them yourself.
Since 2008 dad Derek Benson has been decorating his kids boring brown paper lunch bags and documenting the master pieces on his Tumblr, LunchBagArt. Sometimes he comes up with the designs himself and other times his kids make requests.
Benson says that while most of the bags just end up getting thrown out -- or pilfered by teachers -- some of the best bags get pressed flat and put in the Drawer of Honor and Glory.
He's done everything from the usual children's cartoon characters...
To more grown-up cartoons his kids probably weren't even alive for...
