#wigglemuch

[glitchyghoul]

Herbert Crowley’s art is so cool. I wish that there was more found on this artist! This is the Ding-Dong bird from the Wigglemuch comic strip

[beehivebooks-blog]

New stretch goal on our Herbert Crowley Kickstarter campaign: gorgeous bronze-plated Wigglemuch pins! Designed by Maelle Doliveux.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/beehivebooks/the-temple-of-silence-forgotten-worlds-of-herbert/posts/1726842

[alucienaenola]

The Wiggle Much, episode 12. By Herbert E. Crowley, 1910. These photos show color variations used by different newspapers - the blue ink version is from the New York Herald, and the orange variant is from the Sunday Record-Herald. Photos by Justin Duerr.

[alucienaenola]

WIGGLEMUCH/Herbert Crowley blog

Everyone check out THE WIGGLEMUCH blog! It's a super esoteric comic strip from 1910. You have to see it, it's impossible to describe. My and friend Billy decided it was time to unleash the little archive of stuff we had.... he got these microfilm scans a while back, and I have a bunch of photos of artwork, old newspapers, exhibit catalogs, etc. More to come, I think. IT'S HERE:

http://wigglemuch.tumblr.com/post/66963360680/10-14

ENJOY!

Excited to see it getting hyped:

http://boingboing.net/2013/11/14/scans-of-the-wiggle-much-esot.html

[inner-level]

Another drawing by Herbert E. Crowley of "Wigglemuch" fame, circa 1910. Donated to the Metropolitan Museum in NYC by his wife Alice Lewisohn. Never before seen on the internet!

[inner-level]

Drawing by Herbert Crowley, of 'Wigglemuch' fame. One of my favorite artists. This drawing has never appeared on the internet in any good resolution. I offer it here in a reasonably high resolution. It is an inspiration! Drawn in the early 1900's. One more art book that needs to some day exist! Herbert Crowley is a missing link in art history, in my opinion.