Earliest Mickey Mouse 1931
1964 Rarest Rat Fink Costume
Well, it's not that far off and I know you are thinking about what to wear, so why not head over to the
and check out their vintage Halloween Costumes. These are classics!
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Monday, September 24, 2007
Musical Beans
The Hokum Scorchers sang a traditional song about different kinds beans and what they could do to you. But, I never heard of this guy before:
"In the early part of the 20th century, Vaudeville stages in both France and America thrilled to the pooting of the wondrous, the amazing, LE PETOMANE! Joseph Pujol, a man of singular talent, was born in Marseilles, France in 1857.....would fart toons, suck water up into his rectum and spray like a firehose, and even performed that old standard of stage performers everywhere: impersonations.... According to Wikipedia, his fame lives on in the fringes of society: plays have been written on him, documentaries filmed, and–ostensibly–Johnny Depp himself has mentioned that he would like to portray M’sieur Pujol on film." - read more story by Derek C.F. Pegritz at
Tickler T-shirt by Amy Crehore
T-shirt Art COPYRIGHT 2007 by Amy CrehoreI am working on having some Tickler t-shirts printed up. I may play around with the logo size and position, but this is basically the design and colors. It's an ink drawing of "Bubble Gum Music", one of my "Little Pierrots". I will let you know when they are available.
Rice Plate
"The Nibbler" copyright Amy Crehore 2006"The Charmer, The Tickler, The Flower Muncher, The Nibbler, The Two-Timer, and The Examiner. Each are available (as limited edition signed giclee prints) for $200 directly from Amy Crehore."
Thanks, RICE PLATE , for blogging my Monkey Love prints (and my Little Pierrot prints).
Rice Plate is a cool blog with lots of great links and crazy features.
Worth 1000 eye teasers
From the Monster contest
From the Them There Eyes contest
From the Celebrity Puppet contestI'm sure most of you know about Worth 1000, but I did not. That is, until someone showed me an assortment of vegetables miraculously turned into beautiful animals. Above are just some of the surrealistic creations from that wacky site's photoshop contests. Crazy man. And creative, too.
WORTH 1000
The Art of Amy Crehore
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Early Little Pierrots
Painting #3 by Amy Crehore
Painting #5 by Amy Crehore
Painting #6 by Amy Crehore
Painting #7 by Amy Crehore
Painting#8 by Amy CrehoreI don't even have some of my earliest "Little Pierrots" on my website. Here are a few from March 2004 and they only have numbers as titles. They are more sketchy than my later ones. Some I can't even show you (there are some that take place in a forest). I painted one per day (fast for me) and I sent them to an illustrator friend. It was an experiment and an exercise. They were drawn from my head using no references. It began with a painting of a cat sitting on a guitar boat in the ocean looking through binoculars at a naked girl on the beach. That is how I came up with the circular format... this was supposed to be what the cat saw. He saw a girl and a pierrot. Somehow they all ended up performing on stage. Later on, I spent up to a week on each one and they got more complicated and refined:
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