Sunday, January 9, 2011

Matt Furie






Furies work is more fun and colorful than a spring afternoon in the park with a kaleidoscope and a big grab sack of Skittles. Grab your fun sack here

Friday, January 7, 2011

Greeting Cards (Robert E Lee)

Worry Art spent some time over the holidays this year with Robert E Lee and published a bunch of shitty greeting cards. We got you covered for Mothers Day, Birthdays, Valentines, Anniversaries, Get Well Soon, Apologies, Easter, New Years, Boxing Day, and many more uninspiring occasions.




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Monday, January 3, 2011

Brad Neely X Creased Comics







Before Brad Neely starts each day he bathes in a tub of humor juice for one hour. Not just any humor juice though, the kind of that makes you funny. This froth cooked up things like the professor brothers, baby cakes, and the better version of Harry Potter. Go ahead and google Brad Neely here.

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Kelly Reemsten











It might not be Reemsten's intention, but I find these paintings both humorous and morbid at the same time. Likey.
Find more Likey at http://www.kellyreemtsen.com/

Monday, December 20, 2010

Damien Pleizmer









Not really sure who this Damien Pleizmer guy is but he keeps sending us mail. We've been collecting his toons for weeks now and have finally decided to scan and post them. Here you go, Damien. Good luck with your new T Shirt business.

Sunday, December 19, 2010

Isabell Boinot Dessins






We usually stick to the image + text = hahah, but Isabelle's images alone manage to give the giggles. Her work reminds me of something that David Shrigley could do if he spent a week or two learning to draw.
Find more giggles at http://i.boinot.free.fr/0.htm

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Raymond Pettibon






Raymond Pettibon had a pretty interesting life before he started working at the haha factory, pumping out humor widgets like these ones here. In the 70s he was caught up in the punk scene and started up a band called Panic with his brother. That band went on to become Black Flag. Raymond incidentally designed the band's iconic four stripe logo.
Check some other widgets he's been crafting at http://www.2ndthought.net/raymondpettibon/gallery.htm