I've been to Las Vegas twice. The first time was back in the day when you still put coins into the slot machines. The second trip was a couple of years ago and I made a point of going to The Liberace Museum. I had a chance to see up close all the costumes, pianos, cars and rings that I saw on live on television when I was growing up. It brought back many memories of my childhood. When I've discovered that the museum has closed I suddenly felt that some bits of myself were going into deep storage. Now I'm glad I had a chance to see it all one last time.
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Showing posts with label musuem. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010
The Return of Stickman #1227 "Liberace"
I've been to Las Vegas twice. The first time was back in the day when you still put coins into the slot machines. The second trip was a couple of years ago and I made a point of going to The Liberace Museum. I had a chance to see up close all the costumes, pianos, cars and rings that I saw on live on television when I was growing up. It brought back many memories of my childhood. When I've discovered that the museum has closed I suddenly felt that some bits of myself were going into deep storage. Now I'm glad I had a chance to see it all one last time.
Monday, November 9, 2009
The Return of Stickman #1055 and the Jeff Hawley visit the Cartoon Museum
The question I want to ask the BBC, my source for this story, is why they are bothering to report it when the lady still has to complete the practical?
In other news, my good friend and fellow Talon of The CLAW, Jeff Hawley, went to see the Monsters of Webcomics exhibit at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. Months ago both he and I submitted strips for the exhibit and here is a photo of Jeff pointing to a Stickman strip as it popped up in the virtual exhibit. Thanks for the shot Jeff.
Jeff does a webcomic about a talking tree called Logjam.
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