Showing posts with label Dr. Seuss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. Seuss. Show all posts

You Will Ride Eternal, Shiny And Chrome!


“Everyone Down in Wasteland Liked Christmas a lot... But Immortan Joe, who lived with his wives just north of Wasteland, Did NOT!” (Shiny And Chrome! by DrFaustusAU, text by Kaalish)

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Pop Culture Built My Hotrod
Green Eggs And Ham is People!
Stuck In The Burger (With You)


And To Think That I Hulked Out On Mulberry Street


I love looking back into an artists work and seeing what else they have done and doing that with cartoonist and illustrator Ryan Dunlavey is a treasure trove. These are four Dr. Seuss-inspired superhero books that I am well familiar with.







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The Force Is The Force, Of Course Of Course


Star Wars meets Dr. Seuss: "These two were very much a part of my childhood, even my adulthood," explains illustrator Jason Peltz. (via Laughing Squid)






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Green Eggs And Ham is People!



Just got introduced to the wonderful Seussian art of DrFaustusAU by @poutineer. Here are just two of many great pieces (these ones originally done for io9.






One Shell, Two Shell, Red Shell, Blue Shell


Only an hour and a half to pick up Ian Leino's latest shirt at TeeFury. Would have alerted earlier, but I was off the grid (mostly).

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Red Coin, Blue Coin
Seuss Army Knife
Born To Full Metal Jacket


I Call This Game, What's In The Box?


“In this box are three things I will show to you now. You will not like these three things,” said the cat with a bow.

Dave MacDowell finished this while I wasn't paying attention, so it's been all over the great geek sites, but I have to post it as it's Dave, Dr. Seuss and Se7en: pop culture perfection.

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Tim Burton's Green Eggs And Ham


I think a dark version of Dr. Seuss is well overdue and perhaps it could come to pass as National Post illustrator Steve Murray imagines some updates of childhood classics that could follow in Red Riding Hood‘s footsteps.

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Head North Through Wonderland, Then It's Straight On To Narnia


I had no idea how close Whoville is to Mordor. It's amazing that Sauron didn't destroy the Who's, what with all the noise from their Jingjinglers, Floofloobers, and Blumbloopas. (The Fantasy World Map from Dan Meth)

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Thing One And Thing Two And Thing Three


But our fish said "No, no! Those Things should not be in this house! Make them go! They should not be in here when your mother is not. Put them out! Put them out!" Said the fish in pot. (3Things by Phil Jones; link via Rampaged Reality)

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I Would Not, Could Not On A Sign


Who's got time to read a whole book these days? How about summing it up for me with a few quick signs? Yeah, that's it, I think I get the gist of it. (Green Eggs and Shirt by Dave Graff)

Seuss Army Knife


I would use this knife in a box
I would use this knife with a fox
I would use this knife here and there
I would use this knife everywhere!

Seuss Army Knife by Ste7en. Vote for it so I can wear it. (Link via Threadless)

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Dr. Seuss Taxidermy
Geek Army Knife
Lots of Good Fun That Is Funny

Dr. Seuss Taxidermy


In the early 1930s, Ted Geisel created what he called A Collection of Unorthodox Taxidermy, a menagerie of Seussian animals constructed from real animal beaks and horns. Above The Sludge Tarpon. (The Art of Dr. Suess via The Awesomer)

Blue Green Abelard


Kangaroo Bird

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Rudolph The Stuffed-Head Reindeer
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Lots of Good Fun That Is Funny


Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat is 1626 words in length and uses a total vocabulary of 236 words, Theodore Seuss Geisel's response to a 1954 Life article which criticized American school primers as intensely boring, unchallenging to readers and responsible for causing harm to children's literacy. And here it is in a snazzy Wordle word cloud, courtesy of The Journal of Cartoon Over-analyzations. They've created Wordles of four other Seuss classics as well. Check 'em out.

I can't go a night without reading Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, There's a Wocket in My Pocket, Oh, the Thinks You Can Think! or One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish as Tristan has become hooked on the good doctor. I love it. (Link via culture kills and The Afterword)

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Word Up
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ABC3D

You’ve Got Baby

We interrupt this blog to introduce the newest member of the Popped Culture family: Tristan Lyell Barker. He was in such a rush to get into the world, he arrived a full two weeks early.

Weighing in at a respectable six pounds and eight ounces, the little one was surprisingly quiet, considering his parentage. Tristan comes with the full compliment of fingers and toes, as well as all the other standard bits and pieces.

Mom – otherwise known as Gill – is doing very well and resting comfortably. I am wired to the hilt on coffee and nervous energy. We are both are overtired and in a vague state of shock that we are now parents.

In his first 24 hours of life, he’s already been mentioned on a scandalous blog (damn paparazzi!) and begun to be deluged by pop culture. Included in a welcome package dropped off in our hospital room were coupons for books by Dr. Suess (good) and Disney (not so much). At least McDonald’s hasn’t tried to get its claws into my child… yet.

It’s going to be an interesting journey for so many reasons, including all the new entertainment venues I’ll be able to explore. Who says I’m not in touch with youth culture?
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