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Where Madness Reigns: The Art of Gris Grimly

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Book by Grimly, Gris

100 pages, Paperback

First published March 15, 2008

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November 1, 2016
What's better than ordering a used book by your favorite artist, and having it arrive on Halloween?

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Opening to the title page, and finding it's been signed by the author!

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SQUEE!!!

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July 16, 2008
known primarily for his work illustrating (pitch dark) children's stories, artist gris grimly here shows off some of his other talents, still relying heavily on pop-culture (or, to use a deliciously vincent price-ian pun that grimly himself might appreciate, "pop-vulture"), while still also condemning and critiquing that same culture in a manner more befitting an "artiste" than someone who illustrates books for monster kids.

but, it's not all charicatures of george bush and criticisms of how we, as a society, are all too eager to medicate ourselves (taken mostly from his exhibition bop pills. what grimly focuses on the most is keeping it halloween-y, wide-eyed and (somewhat) innocent while still creating something that those aforementioned "monster kids" can enjoy once all grown up. visually, grimly is like a frankenstein's monster of jhonen vasquez, ashley wood, and rob zombie, the kind of guy who can draw portraits of (and probably listens the hell out of) nick cave & nekromantix, as well as zombies and the women who love them.
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