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Thursday, August 09, 2012

Ladies on Bicycles 1899

Posted by Amy Crehore at 7:34 AM
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Amy Crehore
Amy Crehore has exhibited her fine art paintings internationally in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Japan, and Milan, Italy. She has shown her work in many US cities from L.A. to NYC. Amy was a long-time illustrator for most of America's top magazines: Rolling Stone, Esquire, ESPN, Playboy, Forbes, GQ to name a few. Her paintings have been featured by boingboing.net, Juxtapoz.com, Hi-Fructose.com, Inked Magazine, American Illustration, and Communication Arts Magazine. She is also the creator of Tickler Ukes with her husband Lou. Her double portrait of Jewel and Alanis was chosen for Rolling Stone: The Illustrated Portraits (Chronicle Books) and the Rolling Stone art collection. Her paintings are collected internationally. Please visit: amycrehore.com for more information and images.
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Tickler # 2 Pineapple Uke designed by Amy Crehore and built by luthier Lou Reimuller

NEW: Tickler #3 Twitch Concert Uke designed by Amy Crehore

NEW: Tickler #3 Twitch Concert Uke designed by Amy Crehore
The most recent one-of-a-kind fine art instrument built by luthier Lou Reimuller

Tickleroos by Amy Crehore
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