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I like this one: it gets Phil’s eyes right, and when you got drunk, you could mistake it for a painting of Joe Namath, so it’s like getting twice the art for the price.
Terrible Dead Art returns with this series, beginning with Phil crossed with Roger from American Dad.
It wouldn’t be a proper birthday celebration without letting Terrible Dead Art get in on the fun: here’s…this.
In honor of Pig’s death this day 41 years ago, Terrible Dead Art presents this drawing in which everything is drawn from a slightly different perspective and looking at it for too long will make your brain want to stab you.
Here we see the front section of San Francisco’s favorite dragon in the Chinese New Year’s parade, Burning Panda Singing with the Wind.
Terrible Dead Art returns! Have you ever asked yourself, “Is there such a thing as a piece of furniture that qualifies as “probable cause” AND would terrify any child that saw it?” Well, if you had, here’s the answer: a life-size Garcia cabinet.
On the upside, you can keep your weed in there.
I like that the artist has identified Garcia here; until I saw his name, I thought this was a painting of Cecily Tyson.
Much as Al Hirschfeld would always hide his daughter Nina’s name in his drawings, Garcia would often sneak some Morse code into his solos asking for drugs and a meatball sub.
This caricature by the legendary Al Hirschfeld hung in Sardi’s for years after Garcia’s triumphant debut on Broadway as Big Daddy in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
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