Little Orphan Otto

Did you know that "Little Orphan Annie" was titled "Little Orphan Otto" in the beginning? The strip started in 1924 as a "crudely drawn melodrama" by Harold Gray. Annie and her dog both have those trademark eyes... which lack pupils. link

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The Art of Amy Crehore

Cabaret Performers

Cabaret Performers
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I could not resist the helmet-hats.
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Sadie Magazine Interview and Cover

The new issue of Sadie Magazine is here and my "French Bubble Gum Encore" is on the cover. Featuring interviews with Sherman Alexie, Amy Crehore (me), Swoon, Mya Stark, and more!

SADIE MAGAZINE

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I Like Bubbles

This is perfect! Girl Blowing a Bubble from YouTUBE

Hoops, I Like Hoops

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This photo by Mai Mano (1910) is gorgeous.
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Extended Holiday SALE: Crehore Limited Edition Prints and Uke T-shirts

"Roaming Tomcat Rag" by Amy Crehore (Blues Gal Series)

Due to popular demand, I have decided to extend the sale on my website of limited edition, signed prints and Tickler Ukulele Artist T-shirts until Jan. 1, 2009. Blues Gal, Monkey Love, and Little Pierrot prints are still on sale! Free postcards come with everything and there is free shipping on the prints, plus I will include a small, signed drawing (limited one per customer).

Sadie online magazine has a brand new interview with me. Also, Inked magazine will have a feature/interview with me in their Feb. issue about my solo show, "Dreamgirls and Ukes", to be held at Thinkspace Gallery in Los Angleles, CA (opens Feb 13, 2009). Here's a Sneak peek. The Hokum Scorchers Band will play at the opening (follow the link to hear some tunes). Please order things in the next few days if you want them to be there for Xmas....otherwise, I can't guarantee it.

The Art of Amy Crehore

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the curvy tree

the curvy tree
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