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A FEW WORDS FROM SPRINGFIELD

The Simpsons.

Small domestic triumphs, dubious explanations and confident mistakes, reimagined as independent poster art from The Simpsons.

13 designs · 11 quotes

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An exuberant leafy beet bouquet grows from a grocery bag, its burgundy stems continuing into the large beets lettering. A doorway sharply divides this abundance from ragged carpet and exposed floor.

“We got beets!”

The SimpsonsLisa Simpson

2 designs

Cream serif lettering with yellow emphasis fills a blue sky above a pale corrugated barn with two open braced doors. A pool-kit carton, round hollow silver tubes and a crumpled blue liner lie on the grass.

“’Tis a fine barn, but sure ’tis no pool, English.”

The SimpsonsAn Amish man

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A small yellow infant harness is attached to a large red strap that exits the frame. Heavy black, blue and red text occupies a cream field above angular blue floor shapes.

“This leash demeans us both.”

The SimpsonsAn unnamed baby through Herb Powell’s translator

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Cream serif lettering fills a teal wall above solid black spectacles, book spines and an orange table crossed by window light. The lens and shadow drawing is polished.

“Probably misses his old glasses.”

The SimpsonsHomer Simpson

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A polished black shoe, brushes and polish dominate the foreground beside an oversized gold balance. Black and rust serif phrases sit on a cream wedge.

“I’ve argued in front of every judge in this state. Often as a lawyer.”

The SimpsonsLionel Hutz

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Two opposed chairs and cups flank an empty kitchen table. An open door sends a diagonal light path through the cream and orange conversation fragment on the teal wall.

“So then I says to Mabel, I says…”

The SimpsonsBart Simpson

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A dark house silhouette contains a diagonal cream belt, yellow gears and orange blocks. The rising orange word obey interrupts the return path as blocks spill at the right. Cream introductory lettering, an orange final line, a pendant lamp and a yellow floor complete the composition.

“In this house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!”

The SimpsonsHomer Simpson

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Cream expressive serif lettering and amber beer foam weave through a stack of blue and gold kegs against a textured teal background. A frothing mug crowns the pile; cause and of slope diagonally on the left, with solution and the closing words stacked on the right.

“To alcohol! The cause of and solution to all of life's problems.”

The SimpsonsHomer Simpson

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A black ant edged in orange fills a cream circular broadcast view, surrounded by dark blue equipment rings and a camera-like housing. Bold cream lettering sits below the image; welcome spans the width in orange against a textured charcoal background.

“And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.”

The SimpsonsKent Brockman

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A navy outline of Kirk’s Dignity sketch fills a cream spiral pad on an easel. Oversized navy serif lettering stretches across a mustard base beneath it, with a tilted blue field and yellow disk behind the pad.

“Dignity”

The SimpsonsInspired by Kirk Van Houten

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A naturally seated black-and-cream cat looks toward Kirk’s Dignity outline on a cream easel pad. Black and blue serif lettering forms the question; the concluding assertion is predominantly brick red against a warm yellow field, with a blue floor below.

“You want me to show this to the cat, and have the cat tell you what it is? 'Cause the cat's going to get it.”

The SimpsonsKirk Van Houten

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