What would The Little Prince think of tagging?

Little Prince graffiti. Thoughts? (via)

Get ready for summer in your Barbapapa Shorts

This crafty lady is so endearing in her handmade Barbapapa shorts. What the heck is it about Finland? There must be something in the water.

Make your own Barbapapa t-shirt

Well, you can make it if you buy this Vintage Barbapapa Iron-On Set. Circa 1975, it's old and old school, and yup, I would have completely loved this back in the day of the iron-on sweatshirt I rocked after I got it at Knott's Berry Farm. They had NOTHING as cool as this.

Make your own Tintin collectible, but only if you are as talented as this artist.

I've gotten a head's up about this incredible Tintin project, from the artist himself. A full-sized Tintin statue, made from a bit of cork, paint, and a heck of a lot of effort!

15 KGS. of cork, 5 coats of pvc and 3 coats of paint = One phenomenal Tintin! Congratulations on an amazing bit of work well done!



Cutting the Big Block.









And where should Tintin go when he's all done? Next to the telly, of course!

New Little Prince Ink. Wear your little Prince Pride, forever.

Do you love The Little Prince enough to wear him on your body forever? These folks did. (Via Check Out My Ink)




The Little Prince meets Batman.



Same tattoo, different spot.



Still Fresh. Ouch!



And of course, a Little Prince quote.


Strangely, no guys sporting Little Prince ink. Gentlemen, are you out there?

Little Prince Body Art

Do you love The Little Prince enough to get some LP Body Art?

"This is my first tattoo. It’s the little prince playing with his fox in a field.

The story of the book means a lot to me and I’m very happy with the result."

If it's something you know you can live with in 20 years, isn't that all that really matters?

The Little Prince - It ain't no Candyland

Possibly the strangest board game I have ever seen. Who even knew such a thing existed? A game based on the 1974 Film Version of The Little Prince. So bizarre, it almost warrants purchasing.




Here's what the seller has to say:

Wonderful 1974 family board game based on the Paramount motion picture THE LITTLE PRINCE - adapted from the internationally popular book by Antoine de Saint Exupery. Ages 6 and up. 2 or 3 players travel through space with the Little Prince as he meets with characters that enlighten his understanding of life. Complete with 4 player's pieces and 54 cards. Learn the truths from the book as you play the cards and advance your pieces. Help the pilot find truth when he crashes his plane in the Sahara Desert and meets the Little Prince. Meet the King, the scientist, the fox, the snake and the rose. If you've read Antoine de Saint-Exupery's book, you will enjoy this unique and rare board game from 1974. Box is in near mint condition,with only slight wear on the corners. The book, VHS and DVD of this 1974 movie adaption can be found on Amazon Books and Movies for under $15.00. What a nice idea. Match the game with the box and give it to a young pre-teenager as a gift. Box measures 18" by 9". (via)

A Pre-teenager, huh? Just so they can work out their existentialist crises right away?