If Lisa Hanawalt's artwork doesn't end up in a museum someday I'm gonna come back as a ghost and haunt the MET and Louvre until the make a Hanawalt exhibition. Her work is so unique and colorful that I can't help but love it.
I've never seen the 3 movies she has longer essays about in here (Planet of the Apes, Drive, and Warhorse) so I felt a bit disconnected from those pieces, but the rest was super fun to read! Her short comics especially are always good for a laugh. :) ( )

This was kind of amazing. I want more! ( )

Bizarre, brilliant, beautiful, hilarious. ( )

It wasn't my cup of tea, but!

If you have a late 20s or 30-something anxiety who can identify with Portlandia??
Enjoy the aesthetic of Bojack Horseman (and would blend it with David Lynch maybe?)
Would enjoy the aesthetic of pre-1982 DEVO but with walking animals

I think you'd enjoy this. I think it's mostly because I've been saturated with the themes over my life and I'm not in the time of my life where I want to be anymore. I can see a time where I might have been really into this. It's good for people who are right in the midst of their glorious anxiety-induced future-questioning affluent naturalized city life. ( )

SO WEIRD. Also, really explains a lot about BoJack Horseman. ( )