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This is a year round display and I don’t know what to say except it looks like party time all day long. It’s also appears that they hired Pigmy Will to decorate because the placement of everything is so precise and aligned………..
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Allee Willis Museum of Kitsch
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Excellent, of course. I would guess that they hired Pigmy Will to decorate other than things are a little too straight.
Without question, this was inspired by The Heidelberg Project In Detroit: http://www.heidelberg.org/
Pigmy Will: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4QqRQTwSi4
Wow if I attempted this in my neighborhood, it would all be stolen in moments…the yellow stang is a nice touch…
I’m more surprised that some no-sense-of-humor homeowner’s association hasn’t put a stop to such nonsense.
Windup the fact that you call it a Stang makes me laugh out loud.
Oh, and is it windup, as it the wind, blowing wind, or is it windup, like wind up a toy?
I thought I heard someone say the former at the show, and it made me think I wasn’t in touch with what your moniker really is all about!
Haha! Yep, it’s wind-up, like the toy…in fact, like this toy exactly…she is the toy version of me :) : http://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2010/07/30/a-windup-kitty/
Yeah, Akitschianados often call me “windup” which I quite like. Having grown up with nothing but affectionate made-up nick names for just about everyone and everything, I always take that as a sign of kinship. Kinda funny to think about it when I do. If I ever heard “MARGARET KATE” from one of my parents, I knew it was about to hit the fan!!!! haha!
Meanwhile, the wind blowing reference is also sometimes accurate. But that’s another story…
I love this house! When I saw the picture all I could think of was “disruptive animation” rather than “disruptive innovation.”