A friend just wrote in to let us know we were recently featured on Boingboing. How cool!
http://www.boingboing.net/2008/04/01/disneylands-tiki-roo.html
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4 comments:
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for you note on my blog.
Would you please contact me via email?
You can get my email address through the contact info at ANIMATION BACKGROUNDS.
BTW... WOW - are you talented! :)
What a cool piece to see in isolation. Do you happen to know who the artist was and the medium he used? Just curious.
Eric
Hi Eric, the artist is Paul Wenzel and the medium is acrylic paint on illustration board.
Freaky, great piece, isn't it!
I love this! It's like "Hayley Mills as Sybil!"
It also is an ancestor to the "Freaky Friday" art featuring the welded heads of Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster.
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