For the last few months, me and Kim Boekbinder have been collaberating with fabulous Aussie animator Jim Batt to make an animated music video for Kim’s song “The Organ Donor’s March.” Tomorrow, we’re letting you guys peek in on our … Continue reading
Getty shot me at for the Gen-Art sponsored premier of MTV’s “Hired,” Hair gigantism by Amber Ray Accouterments. Shoulder bling courtesy of Barbie at Chinashop and a thrift store in Austin. Dress: American Apparel.
Aussie art mag Kingbrown did a 6 page feature of me, including photos of my favorite studio items. You can buy an issue here- they have these lust-worthy screenprinted brown wrappers that are worth the price alone.
I’m selling another original illustration. You can now buy the art I did for Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab’s Carnaval Diabolique over on my etsy. . Ink on bristol board. 13″ x 19.” A mere $300 GET IT HERE
In 2009, me, Joe Wos and Nicola Black worked together on a special CD for SketchyCon attendees. Combining my art, Nicola’s sleek design, and the filthiest songs Joe could procure, it’s a total winner. Nicola’s selling a limited quantity. BUY … Continue reading
I’m really proud that the free speech heroes at the Comic Book Legal Defense Fend chose me as one of the creators to feature on their website. CBLDF is an incredible charity that tirelessly battles for artistic freedom in American … Continue reading
Geek radio site Action Room interviews me on comics, ambition and high school ostracism while I’m tipsy on champagne. Watch for cameos by my collaborations Kim Boekbinder and Jim Batt
Every time I’m in LA, I always spare an hour to wield my pencil for SketchTheatre. Housed in the Gnomen animator’s training camp, Sketchtheatre produces music videos of artists rocking the most basic of implements. Check out my third video … Continue reading
It’s for sale! You can snag a signed copy of the poem print I did for Neil Gaiman off of my Etsy A matte, archival, 10″ x 21″ limited edition art print based on Neil Gaiman’s poem “A Desert Wind.” … Continue reading
Neil Gaiman twitpiced himself with me and Nicola Black‘s Neverwear poster today. Neil for the win!
I'm Molly Crabapple, an artist and writer in New York. My art show, Shell Game, was covered by press including New Republic, Rolling Stone, Fast Company, Wired, and The American Reader. My work can be found in the permanent collections of the New York Historical Society, the Rubin Museum of Art, and the Groucho Club. I've published several books, including Discordia (with Laurie Penny), and the forthcoming Straw House. I write a monthly column for VICE, and my essays have appeared at CNN, The Paris Review and Jacobin.
