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"I've done it!" he exclaimed, raising the

  • "I've done it!" he exclaimed, raising the turkey baster in triumph. "I've extracted pure beige." An air of excitement filled the lab as his TA embraced him. But Crayola's lawyers

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  • sent a summons after he introduced his beige toner cartridges. Crayola held a patent on Beige,Cerise, Fuchsia & many others. He couldn't afford the royalties & joined the Fauvists

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  • who had just started their Boycot-Crayola-Because-They-Suck-movement in hopes of finding a suitable (and affordable of course) alternative. Only the Fauvists were planning to ban

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  • imagination entirely and so a crayon alternative might be futile. we looked around for the meaning of life and came across only sex and rock and roll. We drew that with our own

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  • crayons but the pictures were all zig-zaggy because we were drunk as a wheelbarrel.

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  • Laughing to ourselves, we sent our inebriated crayola art to the Guggenheim. A moth later, we get a call from the curator requesting more pieces. Get me a fifth and some sky blue.

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  • So we sabotaged our crayon-forged works of art with hungry jumbo moths, and the museum begs us a commission to replace the art. I love dishonest work. People love it. It reminds

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  • me of why I became an artist in the first place. I got out a fresh piece of paper. After some consideration, I selected Mango Tango from my Crayola box. In less than 2 minutes, I

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  • had not only eaten Mango Tango, but also Radical Red and Robin's Egg Blue. Half way through Inchworm I stopped, shoved in my hand and threw it all up on the paper. Now that's art

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  • . But I'd forgotten to eat a Neon Carrot crayon and the vital carrots bits were missing from my vomit art. Would it damage my artistic integrity to add them in now? You can decide.

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