No. 329: THE BRAT
They've changed the tour, and you don't get to go up into the abandoned galleries any more. These old displays are still relevant and interesting, but gee whiz! I wish I could go up there.
posted by Jim Woodring at 10:31 AM
Sunday, November 25, 2007
They've changed the tour, and you don't get to go up into the abandoned galleries any more. These old displays are still relevant and interesting, but gee whiz! I wish I could go up there.
About Me
- Name: Jim Woodring
- Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
I was born in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California and enjoyed an exciting childhood full of poetry and paroniria among the snakes, rats and tarantulas of that enchanted realm. I eventually grew into an inquisitive bearlike man who has had three exciting careers; garbage collector, merry-go-round-operator and cartoonist. Some of my work is collected in THE BOOK OF JIM, THE FRANK BOOK and SEEING THINGS (all published by Fantagraphics) and in various toys, fabrics, prints and urban legends. Thank you for your interest.
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10 Comments:
I absolutely love your work! I've been wanting to buy a piece or print for some time and was wondering if this one was for sale somewhere, somehow. It's great!
Ha! I didn't notice the tips jar until I viewed the "embiggened" image.
JUST in time for the Holidays!
As always, I'm going to get hours of quality contemplation out of this one. And it's already taped up to my office door to entrap the unwary passers-by (thanks for the hi-res version!)
Whoot! Highrez, meet laser printer!
Jake, my man-
Generally speaking, pictures which appear here are available for purchase, but they go quickly. If the party who expressed interest in this image before you posted your query does not follow up I'll contact you. Thanks for your interest.
As ever,
J.W.
That big "machine" remembers me an old coffee mill that my grandfather had when I was a kid. I love the way you created grey values with those modulated lines! Awesome.
Exquisite....
My gosh, that is so perfect and beautiful. Wow.
This one is amazing!
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