Artist Zeb Goodell, inspired by his own French Bulldog "Montague," combined two of my most favorite things in the world with this one: Frenchies, and vinyl toys! Pictures of Kidrobot's Dunny figurines are often sent to me as "batpig look-alikes," but Goodell takes it to a whole new level!
These plushies add a bit of subversive flare to the adorable Frenchie mystique resulting in a unique and squishably cute product. The artist describes on her etsy site: A 10″ original art doll by artist, Allyson Gutchell, aka TurdDemon. This doll is a one of a kind off white/cream colored ...
Fat Bunny Press, run by artist Eva Hamden, has a gorgeous collection of cards featuring French Bulldogs. They strike a perfect balance between simplicity and artful-detail, and capture that upward round-eyed gaze that Frenchie owners come to know so well. The cards, available through the San Francisco-based outfit’s etsy store, ...
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It’s hard not to anthropomorphize with some of the expressions the batpig makes sometimes… Here he seems to be raising his eyebrows almost superciliously as if whatever (I) the photographer was doing was beyond absurd! To someone unaccustomed to the face of a Frenchie he might seem almost angry, but ...
Nothing sells makeup like a Frenchie! I have no idea why the two are connected at all, but heck it got my attention! That collar is amazing, and is actually very similar to a lot of the pictures of collars I’ve seen on Frenchies in photos from the early ...
I love those side-long glances…well, at least until boredom sets in.
Frenchies rise in popularity coincided with a lot of other changes, the proliferation of the automobile for one, so it's no surprise that someone would want to include their frog dog on their sunday drive. Artist Will Frefe captures this little guy perfectly!
I can’t believe I’ve gone this long without knowing that French Bulldog Friends, a community for French Bulldog lovers, existed! In addition to being chock full of adorable pictures and videos of Frenchies in various states, it’s also a great resource for any information current or prospective French Bulldog owners ...
Yesterday the batpig, Toad (my black lab) and I took advantage of the clear weather to hit up the beach. We all had a great time, and batpig was happy as could be while running around with his soccer ball. However, with winds gusting up to 32 mph his coat ...
I suppose if we're to dissect the phenomenon that is the batpig himself, then a thorough understanding of the subject is in order... Here's the batpig in what I like to think of his "Buddha" pose...
The resemblance is pretty undeniable with this one... Perhaps we have a front runner for some sort of ancestral batpig blueprint?
Might as well start with the "obvious" ones- or at least the ones I hear at least once a month. I'll admit I've had my moments of thinking the batpig was acting like he was a gremlin ...
Perhaps this is something that happens with all French Bulldogs, or maybe it's "batpig-specific", but the batpig and I are constantly asked [rhetorically, of course] "D'ya know what he looks like? A(n) [insert any creature other than a dog here]."
I am constantly impressed by the creativity of some of our frenchie friends on twitter. Here is just a sample of some of our furry pals who are worth following even just to see they're faces pop up in your stream... Starting at top ...
I am lost in the wilderness of the Japanese language as my iPad is refusing to translate, but you don't need to know a lick of Japanese- or English for that matter, to appreciate the cuteness of this Frog Dog Blog. (If anyone can figure out who i should be ...
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From yet another talented artist on etsy, this piece by Boston artist Jillian Evelyn will certainly resonate with dog-lovers everywhere!
Gil Elvgren (1914-1980) has been touted as the Great American Pinup artist. So, of course, it's no surprise that he'd toss a Frenchie in the mix. His "Lucky Dog" pinup from 1958 features two little beauties (yeah, we've decided the girl's pretty okay looking too)... Lucky Dog
I'd never have guessed that a chihuahua could capture the essence of Frenchie charm so well, but leave it to Señor picklesworth whose latest in his line of friends is a British French Bulldog named Mycroft, who was introduced to the world in late January: ...
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This talented artist captures Frenchies and an assortment of other animals is a wide array of situations, from plays off of Monet's Lilly pads to frog dog ears popping out of cupcake tins! As the artist herself writes on http://jeannebalsam.com : "Today my Bully Art focuses on just one ...
Rustica Magazine was clearly ahead of its time in the adorableness department What can I say? I love batpigs, and I love olden-timey things (I'm pretty sure oldentimey is a technical term used by prominent history scholars).
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I have to admit he didn't love those antennae... But even with those sad eyes, he's one beautiful bee!
So, as some of you might know, I have had quite the love affair with construction paper and rubber cement over the years (and, no, I'm not talking about sniffing glue). This year I thought I would ...
via etsy.com Of course the Frenchie can best express it's love in it's native tongue! The Batpig is definitely my main squeeze! Did you remember your canine valentine?
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