Pwease Wuv Me: More Art' of Mitch O'Connell (ISBN 0963976214)

please wuv me: more art of mitch o'connell:
Please Wuv Me is a brilliant look into the mind of Mitch O'Connell. It has great ideas for tattoos and other artwork. I loved it!

genius geek:
PWEASE WUV ME MORE the art of Mitch O'Connell by MITCH O'CONNELL is a very colourful ,playful kitch take -on old skool type tattoos with a new funky twist . His artwork is sooo detailed and eyepopping . You can not smile and feel happy when viewing this book . it was worth every penny i spent and more , if youre into tattoos , mark Ryden , cartoons , and looking at new ideas , i would say buy it now because you will love it !!!:)

Pwease Weevu Me:
I remember seeing Mitch's work as a kid and not having any money to buy the material because my cheap parents wouldn't give me an allowance. Years later, thanks to Amazon, they brought his work back to my attention. His work is brilliant, full of emotion, color, humor and thought and in a way I'm very much jeaolous of the man because I use to think along his lines. But unfortunately you can't get very far in life without conforming to it's way's and that is what I had to do. So it is refreshing to see so much spirit in his work. His paintings and drawings are a raunchy blend of traditional cartooning, graphic design and advertising art that at times can be an overload to the senses.

Share the wuv:
More great stuff from Mr. O'Connell. Only complaint is that this slim volume contains too little of his full color paintings. Hopefully his publishers are considering a third volume dedicated exclusively to this portion of his work.

Astonishing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:
I kept seeing glimpses of Mitch OConnell books and stuff in various culture shops online (lastgasp) and finally decided to get a copy of 'pwease wuv me'. I discovered Mitch was selling new copies from his website so I ordered it there, and received a personally autographed copy. When it arrived I was in absolute awe. Thumbing through the pages of his past art and comics in the quiet of my apartment living room became a mind-blowing experience. It reminded me of other past occasions encountering for the first time beautiful, weird, amazing art work -- EC Mad comics, Robert Williams in Zap, Art Spiegelman's RAW, Durer's woodcuts, Posada's engravings, Himalayan thangkas. Mitch's work stands in a class all by itself; I can't really compare it to anything else I've seen. It's fine and compelling illustration work, and the subject matter feeds from some alternate plane of lost cultural memory, a bargain basement of our collective American insanity. The book by itself is worth having; it's one of my personal treasures, but I also had the good fortune (no idea if Mitch continues to do this) of having my copy stuffed with ephemeral extras between every page: postcards, sketch tracings, tattoo flash samples. The book sits fat on my shelf with these bonuses intact, and has become something of a holy relic in my collection. Take a niacin pill and you still won't get near the same flush of astonishment that Mitch's work provides. A must-have for anyone who loves art tapped into a strange and lovely world.