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He's mad cause he was meant to be top

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Beautiful...😍😍😍Stan is carrying Ollie in this scene, because Ollie didn't want cold feet!!

Untitled watercolor, 19x27”

The assignment: paint a night scene on a full sheet of watercolor paper. The biggest challenges: preserving the yellow glow without making it look like yellow snow, and layering my dark colors so they aren’t totally opaque. I figured I had better share this one before winter is officially over!

#stan laurel #laurel and hardy #oliver hardy

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Haven't seen this one 🤯🤯🤯

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Oliver and Madelyn Hardy with their dog Babe Jr.

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Our Relations (1936)

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The work of the late Gene Deitch– A clip from the animated short; “In The Night Kitchen” based on Maurice Sendak’s 1970 book & a trio of Oliver Hardy-inspired bakers! 

Good Night Everyone!

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Smoke pancakes on this Shrove Tuesday

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Legends Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in 1940 💕

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That’s My Wife (1929)

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The boot sequence, a sort of comical version of the Kama Sutra, is in fact the film’s climax, replacing the stag party’s orgy of heterosexuality which would be the high point of a more typical narrative. Instead, Stan and Ollie must be satisfied with - and perhaps prefer - each other.

(Jonathan Sanders, Another Fine Dress)

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Dumb son of a bitch

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The comfort character redraw challenge that’s been going around.

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Night Owls (1930)

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Below Zero (1930)

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Someone in Exhibitors Trade Review (March 15, 1924) loves Stan as a ponyboy jockey in training as much as I do:

😊❤

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I love everything about this but most of all Stan’s pointy finger and Babe’s amused reaction 😻😻

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😄❤