On The Soup on July 2, 2010, they were discussing some television show about artists, and one of the artists presented this as his latest work:
What kind of horrible twisting of purity is this? It’s like an H.R. Giger Disneyland acid-flashback nightmare! I tell you this, when the time comes that my official portrait must be made, I’m certainly not letting this nut paint it!
Somebody get this guy a shirt before Disney sues the pants off him. And while you’re at it, I think I need some new eyeballs (shudder).
From ugliesttattoos.com.
This image, apparently from an Australian beer ad, is the most horribly distasteful and disrespectful thing I’ve seen since that awful “Little Mermaid” tuna advertisement of years ago. Not only is Snow White smoking and sharing a bed with seven grown men, but the bed is horribly inaccurate — Snow White couldn’t have fit so comfortably in a real dwarf bed!
You can read an article about this travesty on Slashfood.
This was found on Neill’s Blog. I don’t know what a “Modok” is, but odds are it doesn’t have permission from Disney’s lawyers to store Mouseketeer memories in its computer brain.
This painting, titled “Hi Ho in the Woods,” was created by artist, professional clown, convicted mass murderer, and copyright violator John Wayne Gacy. We found it on the Museum Syndicate Web site. Even posting this to the blog creeps us out beyond belief. Can you imagine how it must make Snow White feel?
This Last Supper by artist Ron English was found on the TutzTutz.com 101 Last Suppers page, as was this one…
Two of many images found in a Boing Boing post, in which the evil death cult of Mickey Mouse is exposed.
Artist James Kuhn painted his own face every day for a year (perhaps making his face look quite familiar to certain corporate lawyers on occasion…). Found April 23, 2009 on Telegraph.co.uk.
