STENSOUL The art of Peat 'EYEZ' Wollaeger; DVD + Stickers Graffiti/Street Art/Design/Stencil Art  DVD, New (With a bunch of stickers) RARE as shit! A stenSOUL artist known globally for colorful stencil portraits, large scale murals and his signature Eyez waking up in-animate objects on the Street.  Peat incorporates his stencils and art in various short Time-lapsed Films helping his audience understand the stencil process, and his creative passion to wake up this world. The the Eyez are the window to your SOUL…Open Yours!  (Image is not of product)

PIGMY SPY MUSIC (Overkill Edition) 2008; DVD Renegade/Independent/Experimental  DVD, Used Pigmy Spy Music is presented in an all-new Overkill Edition packed with over 1-1/2 hours of extra material. Shot over a one month period by a group of renegade Orange County guerrilla filmmakers.  Pigmy Spy Music is the allegorical tale of Mister X, who may, or may not, be pursued by evil pig creatures as he searches for the mysterious Professor Richmann. Shot in and around Orange County & Long Beach, CA.

CRUMB (Documentary) 2006; DVD Art/Comics/Underground/Documentary/Crumb DVD, Used - Rare Crumb is a look into the dysfunctional world of the Crumb family, with an emphasis on Robert. As the two sisters declined to be interviwed for the documentary we only get to meet brothers Max, Charles and Robert. Who have extraordinary artistic talents. As if to balance this out, they each also have disturbing tendancies and a very dark view of the modern world.  Charles, who rarely leaves the house, and lives with his mother, sadly committed suicide after this film was completed, but spoke of two previous attempts on his own life during his interview. He concentrated on pencil and crayon artwork in his younger years, but lacked self-motivation to get back into artwork.  Max, a self-confessed woman molestor(!!!) had many phsychiatric issues of his own.  Robert, the most famous of the three brothers is a prolific pen-and-ink artist capable of truly outstanding work, underpinned by deep feelings of suppression and sexual hangups, which manifest themselves within his artwork.  It's a well made film, which makes for dark viewing at times and left me feeling somewhat 'grubby' for watching it.  Crumb fans will appreciate the artwork, together with Robert's unbending will to not 'sell-out' to commercialism, by giving out autographs or allowing more of his work to be animated. The thought of a 'Mr Natural' movie disgusted him.  If you are looking for no-nonsense honest look at a comic book artist at his best, I can think of no finer work.