VTAW – Lady Aberlin’s Muumuu
Here’s some spec work from my internet slave Len, who is working closely with me in my efforts to devalue design work worldwide. This is his visual response to “Lady Aberlin’s Muumuu,” and as usual it was in my inbox just a couple hours after I posted the song. If you’d like to actually pay for an excellent illustration by Len (like a sucker), I urge you to do so at MonsterByMail.
Comments
Mazzix says
Oh my god.
Len is so damn tallented... I wish i could draw like him.
Bossa ftw
Giggleloop says
I'm surprised Len isn't single-handedly destroying the t-shirt competition.
tufte says
Ouch. Just because a few people, rightly or wrongly, have questions about a contest, it doesn't mean you should be snarky to the rest of us that enjoy your (and Len's) work. After all, that's who's going to read this post.
Great song. Great image.
Len says
Thanks, Master Joco for letting me out of the basement. Can I drink water tonight with my gruel?
CALI says
@tufte
No ouch here. I like the playfully snarky angle myself.... lightens things up for those of us NOT searching for opportunities to be offended.
Nice work Len!
Luke M says
@tufte
I think your offensensitivity receptor threshold may be set too low ... my readings indicate that was an attempt at wry humor rather than snark. Please consider recalibration.
Herb says
Off topic.
I wanted to say thank you to JC, for just adding a Chicago show. I can't wait.
Glenn Peters says
Hey -- I'm a sucker! I have the framed prints to prove it!
Len: back to the drawing board! *whipcrack*
eliannrad says
Yay for new songs and pictures!
Keep up the great work, both Len and JoCo!
Mr.Nobody says
Great work, Len.
Great work, JoCo.
Keep it up!
Rob (not the boring manager one) says
Len's artwork is amazing...as always! It's the perfect complement to JoCo's incredible musical skills. It's like Len can SEE what the rest of us only get to HEAR.
Luke M says
Everyone knows about Len's awesome JoCo shirts on Zazzle, right?
Jon Who says
You gotta love continuity, and running with it-as shown excellently by Mr Len, earlier.
Len says
Hey thanks for the wonderful comments everyone! Believe it or not, I don't get much feedback on these, so it's really nice to hear. :)
BTW, the link to that Zazzle shop that Luke M mentioned is: , http://www.zazzle.com/jawboneradio. Woot!
Jesss says
Len, the link is including the period, so doesn't work.
You have some beautiful pieces here. I love the new Lady Aberlin one and I also like "I Crush Everything"
Len says
Oops. Try this:
http://www.zazzle.com/jawboneradio
Thanks for the kind words!
Martha says
Your Internet slave Len who has a monstrous Eustace Tilley featured in print in this very week's New Yorker? That one?
Matt Walton says
That's an amazing picture and perfectly captures the feeling I get from the song.
I want, nay, NEED a print of it.
Len says
I'll add it to the Zazzle store later today. :)
Also, I'm entering a few of these Coulton images into an illustration competition. Hopefully they will be recognized there as well!
Len says
For those interested, prints of this image are now available here:
http://www.zazzle.com/lady_aberlin_s_muumuu_print-228059783965581710
jonas says
You do beautiful work with Illustrator Len, and I'm amazed at your ability to do these pieces so quickly. I'm a student learning this program and I'm curious how you did the beautiful script lines in the background? I'm hoping to buy this print one day and frame it. The only part that nags at me is the castle piece that is behind her on the right at her hip. It's a little amusing how it could be perceived there.
Ronald Autry says
I thank Betty did a good job on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.