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General Discusions about Artists & Illustrators => Artists & Illustrators => Topic started by: paste_anyplace on November 15, 2012, 09:14:49 PM
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Drew Friedman has posted a blog entry about his 1991 Wacky work, featuring some drawings I had not seen before:
http://drewfriedman.blogspot.com/2012/11/my-1991-wacky-packs-drawings.html
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great stuff.
almost seems like there are more than enough titles for the unused 2nd series. how many are there now?
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Fred, thanks for posting that. There were a few there I had not seen before either.
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TV Died and Rock 'em Sock 'em Rabbis are my faves! :great:
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We even have 4 more entries towards a never released 1992 series: Chin, Heaventeen, Paul E. Newman's Own, and Rock Em Sock Em Rabbis.
I think a better Rock Em Sock Em Robots spoof rather than Rock Em Sock Em Rabbis would be perfect for a future Wacky Packages Old School series since the product is 1970's leaning.
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Drew Friedman has posted a blog entry about his 1991 Wacky work, featuring some drawings I had not seen before:
http://drewfriedman.blogspot.com/2012/11/my-1991-wacky-packs-drawings.html
I was about to start a new thread, but did a quick search and discovered this web page has been discussed before.
This is a must-see for those who have not checked it out. I missed this when it was posted last November.
Since Boy’s Lice is now released, it is especially relevant. I like this title a lot. I just realized the boy has green eyes.
Whatz up with this line?!
Most of these pencil drawings have never been seen till now, aside from several turning up on a Wacky Packs site but incorrectly attributed to other artists
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Awesome link! Every time I see that Soldier of Misfortune parody, I think that severed head looks a lot like Simon Cowell.
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Awesome link! Every time I see that Soldier of Misfortune parody, I think that severed head looks a lot like Simon Cowell.
my favorite is YUPPY CHOW - That's funny!! love the faces...so many reminders of work collegues... :] :] :]
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What a coinkydink! I found this article too much later, but didn't know until now that it was first referred to in here.