She Likes Clowns
2009
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2009
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
She Likes Clowns is a 2009 by Deadbeat Donny, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This drawing shows a woman with wild, spiky hair and a bold, exaggerated face. She’s holding a phone to her ear, looking surprised or shocked. Behind her, a tall, skinny figure with a long neck and a top hat leans in, like it’s part of the conversation—or part of the joke. The artist used thick, uneven lines and lots of black ink, making the figures look rough and sketchy. The background is just text and a few scribbled shapes, like the drawing was cut out and stuck on top of old book pages. Look up the Victoria and Albert Museum to see more quirky art like this.
The artwork *She Likes Clowns* by Deadbeat Donny, created in 2009, is a street art print that depicts a female figure in a sketchy style. The background consists of pages from a book repurposed as text-based collage.
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Deadbeat Donny made posters that look like zine covers, printing in flat colors and bold lines.
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