Slightly Obsessed… Fan ART.
This whole week, it seems, I have been obsessed with Vincent Price. Which, I might add, is fine… being that Halloween is nigh. I could blame this week’s full moon or the Halloween candy… but I’ve always rather liked Vinnie …He’s creepy, yes… but debonair … and had a delicious sense of humor. (as a note of interest, I used the word “macabre” in a recent toon). I’m pretty sure I was influenced. If you’re interested in some frightfully wonderful audio and visual Halloweenie Vincent Price, visit Vincentprice.org (Cue the scary music)… enjoy.
Here’s a little blurb from The Muppet Show…
Time for some Fan ART…
This is from Kristin. She visited me at The Cartoonery this past ARTober Fest weekend. She’s a fan of the Squid, a budding cartoonist and is starting her very own comic, SplashDogs.
So, if you’ve done up any Squid Row Fan Art, send it to me and I will post it on the Squid Row Fan Art Page (don’t ya know). I love me some Fan art.
Squid Row Mama’s Flickr site now has some photos up from The Alternative Press Expo. (You can drop in anytime by just clickin’ the link above today’s comic entitled “Flickr”…)
Kermit and Vincent… Vampires (frogs) biting other vampires?
Is there no honor among bloodsuckers?
Fan art… Wassup with that gigantic diamond that Randie’s showing off?
Deleted scene: Vincent Price turning into a frog.
That’s a Sardine, not a diamond. Randie isn’t really the diamond-ish type… now pungent silvery fish… different matter.
That would be funny with Vinnie as a vamp. frog.
As for the sardine, yes, I can see it as that also, and that makes more sense.
1911-2011… It’s Vincent Price’s Centennial. Still haunting at 100! Remember to remember Vincent on October 25th (the anniversary of his death). As an interesting sidenote… He was cremated and spread across Point Dume (doom) in Malibu.
While most of us remember Vincent Price from his macabre movies, far fewer of us know him as the suave, debonair voice of “The Saint” on radio dramas from 1943-1951, or the extremely talented stage performer who portrayed Oscar Wilde.
The man was a genius, and is sorely missed.
DCS… Exactly! I’ve been listening to random radio dramas he did… and I am enjoying them muchly… his voice is so unique and I sink into whatever he’s saying. I wish I could’ve seen that Wilde performance. Gah! Not only was he a theatre actor, radio actor, but art enthusiast/collector & gourmet cook! He said in an interview that he loved the arts and the art of living.
When the album THRILLER came out, I remember thinking that Price was perfect for that recording!
Genius indeed! missed indeed!