Friday, November 16, 2012

The Grade School Columnist’s Rendering of Good vs. Evil

GoodAndEvil

An Ann Krinsky original circa 1984. Skinny magic markers and number 2 pencil on tracing paper. No doy.

Posted by Ann Imig
at 7:54 AM
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18 comments:

  1. Is she holding a knife? That'd get you expelled these days, Ann Krinsky.

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  3. I was just going to ask about the knife... and the elephant is really fab.

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  5. I knew PacMan was the Devil's work...

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  6. That big mouth frog is to die for.

    xo

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  7. Between giggles, I'm trying to figure out how you managed to save these for 28 years. They are to die for. No doy.

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  8. Replace that gangsta knife with a cig and the one on the right is an accurate portrait of my downfall into the 1980s. LOVE it Ann!

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  9. Arcade boy is gray and sad but Zoo girl is colorful and super duper skinny legged.

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  10. This is awesome! I feel the same way about the arcade.

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  11. I always read your posts in my email, and I love to be able to do it... but you said "No doy"(!) so I had to come and leave a comment because obviously you're the best. I love you for your "No doy".

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  12. Ann.

    Arcade=Seriously. evil. gag me.

    LOVE THIS.

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  13. I especially like how Evil Boy has been plagued with acne.

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  14. "Sunshine... on my green dress... makes me happy..."

    Love!

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  16. Two things:

    1) Ms. Pac-Man in a representation of evil? I humbly beg to differ. The original Pac dude? Perhaps. The Ms? All good, from my perspective.

    2) No doy...my parents washed my mouth out with soap for saying that back in the day #PreTeenPseudoSwear #ShelteredExistence

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  17. I don't get how you got this drawing that so obviously comes from my childhood days? Did you find my old keyboard trapper keeper or what?

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  18. One of his sneakers is untied. Tell him to be careful when he gets down from the chair.

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