Oui, No

Vintage iron-ons that might look funnier on the front and back of a t-shirt, but for now they're on our studio wall.






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The Adventures of the Three Colors

Neat!
Day Glo printed acetate pages make magic in the 1971 kids' book The Adventures of the Three Colors, by Annette Tison and Talus Taylor (of Barbapapa fame). It tells the tale of a boy named Herbie and his dog Angelo, who are out one day and see a rainbow, which inspires Herbie to want to paint some pictures, but the only colors he has are red, yellow, and blue. And he soon finds out those are all he needs, as he has a penchant for painting his animals much too close to each other- actually always overlapping.



Like too many other things, we have two of these- the original edition and the clunkily revised, definite article-free 1980 edition.

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Collage Prep

From Linda's junior high school notebook, which consists solely of notes to her friends about guys. The cover should totally be made into a poster.

A poster of the cover and a t-shirt of the "Hunk Page".

Or Hunk Page wallpaper, including the notebook lines.

related: John's junior high school notebook

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Rising Sunkist

Awesome-graphic-filled 1985 Sunkist cardboard shipping box for the Japanese market. Dew-picked from a dumpster at an estate sale last weekend, where it made its way back from Japan with Gramp's' antique dishes.

...and into our car despite Linda's wishes...

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