THE ARTIST D

The Artist D has been performing online since the mid 1990's. A relic from the cam show age before social networking was a network. Advocate for the rights of the underground, author, painter, columnist, raconteur and provocateur. Alive at TheArtistD.com. As Executive Editor of Fourculture Magazine he or she helps make the freaks, geeks and black sheep of society feel like they're welcome on planet Earth.

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daily_diaphragm by Artist D, June 2016

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Why don’t you be a Jones, like your sister? 

(The Artist D, June 18, 2016)

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Uhm, do you have The Texas Chain Saw Mascara? 

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The Artist D, December 2015

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Tina Turner, Aunty Entity, Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985)

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This is me as I enter 2016.

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“An old affair, but very funny…” The art of amusing. 1866.

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(original comic by Extra Fabulous Comics)

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Happy Angela Lansbury Appreciation Day! 🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

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Some things shouldn’t go away and others are a relief! From payphones to rewinding your VHS rental, the list of extinct technologies of our past is long. Get out your pagers and find a payphone, because they’re Up! All Night again!

Download at JuicedTalk.com

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The Artist D with Egg, 2015

Executive Editor of Fourculture Magazine

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The Artist D and Ann Marie are Up All Night discussing why they have not yet tried the Black Burger King Whopper. Did that Blood Moon keep you up? It seemed to bring out all the Zombies. Our hosts take us down the road of apocalypses then and now. Learn some things you never before knew and hear all about Mary Toft the woman who gave birth to rabbits. It's all on this episode of Up! All Night.

Direct download from JuicedTalk.com

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The Artist D, July 2013

Executive Editor of Fourculture Magazine

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Divine (as Divine/Babs Johnson) from John Waters’ Pink Flamingos, 1972

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