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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 31 9:45 am)
Ghostboat, Thanks. I kinda figured if anyone had done somehting like this it was Big Daddy. I use to have all his model kits of the cars and Rat Fink. But I just couldn't remember ever seeing the Eyeball charater. As long as I'm far enough away from his design as you say, I'll continue working on him.
Von Dutch, So-Cal pinstriper, closely associated with Roth and Robert Williams, was using a flying eyeball as his logo as early as the 1930's. See Kustom Kulture (Laguna Art Museum/Last Gasp 1993, p. 20). Although it ultimately goes back to Greek mythology. Can't lay my hands on the name in Greek. Them hippies wuz appropriatin'. Anyway, when it filled downward on my screen, my first thought was the one-eyed one-horned Flying Purple People Eater.
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I'm working on a new character for a project I'm involved in and a question of copyright has come up. I remember this character as a cartoon my brother-in-law used to draw back in the early 70's called "The Great Hairy Eyeball". It looks like an "Big Daddy" Roth inspired character and at first I though maybe it was his or one of the old Weird-Oh's but I can't find anything on this character other than my memories. Please, if anyone recognizes this character and knows of it's origins, let me know before I go to far!