Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Ways to Die... Or is that Seven boss fights?? CineFix presents Se7en, retold via old-school 8-bit (Ok, 16 bit ;) game tech.
No quarters or controllers required
PAUL ÉMILE BERTHON
Paul Émile Berthon ( 1972-1909 ) was a French artist who mainly produced posters and lithographs. He studied as a painter in Villefranche-sur-Saône before moving to Paris. He later enroled at the École Normale d'Enseignement de Dessin and received lessons from Luc-Olivier Merson. His study of the decorative arts influenced his print-making, shown by the strong lines and natural details.
Rock Flowers '72
Mattel cranked-out some super groovy toys for boys and girls in the 70's, and here we see them teaming up with Whitman to release Rock Flowers paper dolls based on the ultra fab fashion figures of the same name (click HERE to read more info about 'em; then see my all time favorite doll commercial HERE; and listen to a couple of the rockin' bubblegum 45's they came packaged with, just click HERE and HERE to kick-out some jams!) The paper dolls came with 3 of theRock Flowers: Heather, Rosemary, and Lilac, plus an assortment of wild concert "costumes" --the back cover even doubles as a stage for them to perform upon! Print these scans on thick stock paper and just cut 'em out with scissors-- now you can have some Rockin' Flowerpower fun of your own!
American Oriental Cookery
"Quick, easy... and intriguing ways to add zest to your menus..." says the cover of American Oriental Cookery recipe guide, published in 1962, and courtesy of the kitchens of Chun Kingand Mazola Corn Oil. As you flip through the guide and marvel at some of the more exotic asian fare, you may also be scratching your head in wonder over the recipes for Sloppy Joes, garlic bread, French Dressing, and London Broil. What the heck does some of this have to do with "oriental cookery" you ask? The angle of this guide, of course, is to show you how to prepare in a more modern, Chinese cuisine way, and to cut down on the saturated fats in your diet.
Chuckle-Naps
The Napkins With a Smile! Yep, here's my boxset of provocative Chuckle-Naps, featuring adorable artwork and lots of looney limericks, gags, and semi-mirthy verses to wipe all over your dirty little mouths. I'm not sure when these originally came out, one online source says the 60's, but judging from the artwork, (in my humble opinion), these look a decade or two older. A fun set, with no manufacturer listed either-- they sure don't make napkins like they used to-- or chuckles!
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