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Greetings, all!
I have gathered together for your enjoyment several pieces of ZBS fan art. These pictures were all done by ZBS fans, depicting scenes from various ZBS works. You are free to copy them for your use if you give credit to the original artists. Although these pictures were not all done by me, I do have the permission of the artists to post them here. Most of these pictures come from my own personal collection. Click on the thumbnails to see the full-sized versions of the pictures.
NEW! Pictures on this page that have the three red asterisks by them (like this: ***) are available to be put onto various items at the Whirlitzer Store! T-shirts, caps, mugs, mousepads or bumperstickers are just a few of the possible items we can put some fanart on to show the world we love ZBS! (proceeds from the sales of fanart merchandise go toward website costs for the discussion forum.)
 "Jack Meets the Marquis of Carumbas"*** Artwork by J. C. Beaudoin |
 "Pop Goes the Moustache"*** Artwork by J. Godfrey |
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"The Flying Ships"*** by T.M. Twigg. The original watercolor painting is 11.5 X 17.5 inches, which is too big to fit on my 8.5 X 11 inch scanner, so there's an unfortunately visible 'seam' on the picture where I had to stitch the four scans together. My apologies to the artist. |
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 "Leroy, the Friendly Demon"*** by J.C. Beaudoin. This one's not a thumbnail, as I was having too much trouble with linking to a .bmp file. |
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 Here's a cartoon of one of my favorite moments from Jack's first fateful night at Inverness.*** |
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 | Here's my version of the Wanted Poster for the Black Mona Lisa, complete with moustache and signature. J.C. Beaudoin |
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 | Here are some sidewalk chalkart pieces by Karin Wikoff. I'll let her tell you about them in her own words: "From the Adventures of Jack Flanders: The Fourth Tower of Inverness. I didn't have time to draw in Little Frieda, with her pigtails standing up, and her fat Cuban cigar dropping out of her mouth. In fact, my dragon came out looking much too friendly to scare Little Frieda at all. April 2001" |
| "I was asked to draw at the Aurorafest on a piece of board coated with some kind of white basecoating. The black would not stick, but otherwise it worked fairly well. This is from the cover of a recording of a Jack Flanders' radio play called The Mystery of Jaguar Reef. July/August 2000." -Karin Wikoff- |  |
Well, these aren't exactly fanart per se, but I couldn't think of somewhere else better to put them, so here they are: photos from my Visit to Froggy Acres!
 | As you approach, the first thing you'll notice is the City Limits sign. Well, here it is, in all it's roadsign-ey glory! |
 | Then you'll see a big, blue bridge going over the water. I thought it was very pretty, and fitting. Not some boring old bridge in grey or black or whatnot, but a nice, pretty blue. |
 | Same bridge, while on it..... |
 | And of course, your hero and mine, The ONE, the ONLY, Meatball Fulton! (Is that an "awh, shucks" pose, or what??) You can't see it in this photo, but that hair's pulled back into a pony tail behind him. |
 | The Grand Union Supermarket, from the Saratoga Springs story, where works Donna Dollardaze and her talking cash register. |
 | The cash registers in this store, however, did not talk, much to my disappointment... sigh.... |
 | Also in Saratoga Springs, Ducks and Waspy talk about old cemeteries, and how they resemble fields of stone doorways into the next world. This cemetery is located right on the Hudson River, and only a few blocks (as it were - just down the road, anyway) from Froggy Acres. It could very well have been this very cemetery that gave him that notion. |
I would also like to provide links here to other websites with more ZBS fanart, there is some really good stuff out there.
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