Edward Gorey, I love you. You loved ballet, fur coats, tennis shoes, and cats. Happy 88th un-birthday.
Friday, February 22
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when i was a kid i was obsessed with his stuff.
ReplyDeleteI bet. I was not cool enough to understand how awesome EG was when I was a kid. I have to make up for it now.
Deletemy parents used to watch mystery on PBS and if you google the old pbs mystery intro you'll see that EG did the animation for it. that was my first foray into EG. i was hooked. i have always been a huge fan of the macabre. i used to draw my versions of his stuff. i wish i still had it all.
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