Crump Pins and Buttons

Description: One of the most influential artist in Disney History. A truly unique soul and incredibly talented. He will be missed.

Description: One of the most influential artist in Disney History. A truly unique soul and incredibly talented. He will be missed.

Description: One of the most influential artist in Disney History. A truly unique soul and incredibly talented. He will be missed.

Description: Pile of bear crump bears melting

Description: retro design

Description: Don't think too hard, Dillary wins no matter what..!

Description: Don't think too hard, Dillary wins no matter what!

Description: Inspired by the Polynesian section of "it's a small world" at Walt Disney World.

Description: Based on beaver characters from Knott’s Berry Farm’s Knott’s Bear-y Tales attraction.

Description: Bear Crump Bears looking distressed as usual in a banana shape ready to be eaten

Description: Drawn in his style, Beatnik Rolly is based on an early photo of Rolly Crump before joining Disney.

Description: Based on Rolly Crump's esoteric humor, this frog from Toadville has taken the enlightened path.

Description: recreated graphics from the sign that stood next to Dr. Fox's wagon in the original ride.

Description: Based on the bottle label from the classic attraction. It’s sure to cure all your ailments!

Description: Based on the concept sketch by Rolly Crump.

Description: Celebrate the whimsical spirit of a classic with this vibrant reinterpretation of the beloved Bear-y Tales marquee—lovingly crafted as a tribute to legendary designer Rolly Crump, who brought the original 1975 attraction to life. This artwork features a dapper, showman-style bear tipping his hat—complete with a sprouting flower—set against a bold red carnival-style sign bursting with vintage charm. The warm gold trim, playful typography, and nostalgic color palette echo the original ride’s aesthetic while weaving in Phineas Huckleberry’s signature style and heartfelt homage. Perfect for fans of Knott’s Berry Farm history, theme park art collectors, and anyone who appreciates Rolly Crump’s imaginative legacy.