Inked Mag Staff
August 28th, 2026
Eeyore Tattoos That Bring the Beloved Character to Life
These Eeyore tattoos honor one of the most beloved characters Peter Cullen brought to life.
Peter Cullen, the legendary voice actor known for bringing some of animation’s most recognizable characters to life, has died at 85.
While generations of fans know Cullen as the unmistakable voice of Optimus Prime in the “Transformers” franchise, his career also included another beloved character: Eeyore from “Winnie the Pooh.” Cullen began voicing the famously gloomy donkey in “The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh” in 1988 and continued in the role across numerous Disney projects for decades.
With his deep voice and perfectly melancholy delivery, Cullen helped shape the version of Eeyore many fans grew up watching. The character’s gloomy outlook, gentle nature and enduring loyalty have made Eeyore a fan favorite across generations.
That love has also made its way into tattooing. From nostalgic recreations of the classic character to colorful designs and creative interpretations, Eeyore has inspired plenty of permanent tributes.
In memory of Peter Cullen and the unforgettable character he helped bring to life, we rounded up 10 Eeyore tattoos that every Winnie the Pooh fan should see.
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