Spam One-Liners Prints
Linzie Hunter is a genius! She did some beautiful illustrations based on spam subject lines and now there are prints available from thumbtack press. I have a special fondness for the circus one, but there are 12 great ones total. These would make an awesome gift for you or your indie friend with a sense of humor.
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Prudence, if that is her name, does have a lovely beard!
Added 4 Years Ago from Etsy -
He's got the most amazing eyebrows! A very original piece of original art. Very expressive.
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I love different artist's ideas and renditions of the circus, they are always so different, but so similar. I love the colours and retro style of this one.
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Who wouldn't love a flea in a top hat for their walls.?
Added 5 Years Ago from Etsy -
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This book was a long time coming, originally slated for release over a year ago, but this adaptation of a short story by Neil Gaiman is worth the wait. If you've liked Michael Zulli's adaptations of Mr Gaiman's writing in the past... This book was a long time coming, originally slated for release over a year ago, but this adaptation of a short story by Neil Gaiman is worth the wait. If you've liked Michael Zulli's adaptations of Mr Gaiman's writing in the past, then you're sure to like this. The story, also available in Fragile Things, centers around a "true story", in so much as the characters are ostensibly Mr Gaiman and some of his friends. These friends are obliged to entertain an acquaintance, and ask him along to the theatre and sushi. The theatre doesn't pan out, so instead they go to a circus held in underground caverns in London. While there, the cheesy stage-show develops into a very real threat, and a member of their party never returns... The rich illustration style of Michael Zulli compliments this dark tale well. A visual feast, as well as a story-telling treat.
Tags: London, illustrations, fantasy, circus, macabre, Neil Gaiman, London Underground, short story, michael zulliAdded 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com
