Konnichiha Art monkeys! Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School brings you the ancient and beautiful tradition of the Geisha the only way we know how!
With Pearle Noir AKA The Black Pearl as our very own Geisha Gone Wild! Take *that* 600 years of aesthetic refinement!
Pearl came all the way from Texas to delight, amaze and blur cultural lines into one big melting pot of awesome.
Photos by Dr. Simon and Justin Lussier. Who I understand are Samurai of some sort.
Being a dancer, Pearle was able to do….this!
Citizens! Now is time to enjoy the Revolutionary Re-Cap Of Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School!
Presented To You By Your Party Leaders For Life, Molly Crabapple And John Leavitt
With Pandora, Heroine of the Second Female Collective Model Squad!
Doubleplus Good Photos by Loyal Citizen Justin Lussier.
Her eyelashes are made from the hair of dissents!
Break out the sad songs and half-eaten chocolates! It's Dr. Sketchy's Broken Hearts Club! For this Valentine's day we give you a picture of desperation, loneliness, and soul-crushing despair, just like every other Valentines day. Crank up the Magnetic Fields! Whoo! I mean Boo-Hoo!
And who will pose for this display of depression? Why Aprella. Of Course.
Agile Aprella as our very own muse for the misbegotten! She tore her heart out for you! The least you can do is draw.
Photos by Dr. Simon and Justin Lussier.
Darlings! Once again it's time for Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School! This tme we visit New York in the 70s for a funk-blasting, disco-balling, coke-snorting good time! Now C'mon and shake your groove thing to the lovely AKYNOS!
She's totally AbFab, don't you think?
And your groovy hosts, Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt. Molly's contribution to the New York 70s theme was "Folk Singer". Note the pigtails. I, on the other hand, merely have long hair and several substance abuse problems.
C'mon Akynos! Lay all your love on me!
They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky, all together ooky, it's Dr. Sketchy's!
*Snap Snap*
Yes time to pay a visit to the Addams Family here at Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School, with Albert Cadabra as Uncle Fester and Gal Friday as Wednesday!
Guess who as Pugsley ….*sigh*. Photos and lights by Dr. Simon.
"Oh uncle Fester, don't touch me there!…"
John Leavitt, among many talents, is the one who usually sets up the scenery at Dr. Sketchy's. With him away in Europe, we had to make do with rather spartan set dressing. Fortunately, we also had a rather Spartan model, the lovely Lady J!
Lady J celebrates her Greek heritage, and I celebrate her celebration. It's all very celebratory. And hot. Totally hot.
I am combing my Victorian literature for a Leavitt-esque reference to make, but I'm drawing a blank. You see, the Athenians
