Dolly’s back to give Paul and Nancy even more of a headache.
In her first appearance, I tried to make her as tactless and elitist as possible, but I don’t think I pulled it off. This time I at least got a “you people” out of her while assuming every student who fails the paper bag test is a delinquent.
Also, since I’ve been making a note of everybody’s costumes, Dolly’s is based on Cass Elliot as Witch Hazel in Pufnstuf. (Mama Cass, I am very sorry.)
With Halloween right around the corner, we’re going to celebrate with some brand-new stickers. So, in honor of the upcoming Halloween story, we have Paul and Nancy dressed in this year’s couple’s costume as an angel and a demon.
I’m sure they’ll look great on anything and get you all into the spirit of the season.
Here’s wishing a very happy birthday to Mr. Dizzy Gillespie!
Let’s celebrate by listening to his cover of Billie’s Bounce!
Good news, everyone: I’ve just added another sticker to the Redbubble Rhapsodies store!
This one features Paul and Nancy holding hands. They’ve come so far. So head over and get one for yourself here!
Here’s wishing Mr. Charlie Parker a very happy 106th birthday to Mr. Charlie Parker! Let’s celebrate by listening to Chasin’ the Bird, with accompaniment by Miles Davis!
Talk about dropping the ball.
After all the buildup for Michelle’s new record label, the company sign goes up with hardly any fanfare.
So here is the sign for World Sound Music. At the moment, the only bands signed up are the Circle Band, who double as the backup musicians for anyone the studio may be recording, Unknown Kadath, and a death metal band, whom we shall be meeting very soon.
The design was fun. I wanted to make an emphasis of the world part, but I didn’t want to do any of the standard projections. Because of the location of Homestead, I wanted to focus on the Pacific Ring. This made choosing the right angle tricky. The Pacific Ocean is BIG.
Here’s wishing Mr. Louis Armstrong a very happy 125th Birthday! Let’s celebrate with a live performance of When It’s Sleepy Time Down South.
