Pinocchio Jiminy Tapestries

Jiminy Cricket drops in to offer his services

His nose grows every time he lies.

Let your conscience be your guide

Pinocchio 2019

Pinocchio

Pinocchio in wpap pop art ilustration

Zombie Pinocchio

pinocchio

Share a laugh with this funny classic Pinocchio masculinity cartoon from the collections of internationally syndicated artist and retired military veteran Bill Abbott.

This Pinocchio design features an illustration from the first English edition of the book from Carlo Collodi. It is inspired by the classic children's book. The book is now in the public domain.

pinocchio Illustrasion

Always let your conscience be your guide

Pinocchio

He's not a real boy anymore...

From the "Flat Pop: Disney Classics" collection.

You just had to try it for yourself...

Prove yourself brave, truthful, and unselfish.

A funny illustration of Pinocchio

A wise cricket once told us to always let your conscience be your guide.

I've never owned a marionette that didn't end up like this.

funny Gideon drawing i did after a conversation epcot.

Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide

Pleasure Island is a cursed island that appears in the 1940 film, Pinocchio. It occupies an amusement park headed by the Coachman, which is designed to turn mischievous, young boys into donkeys. The pool hall is shaped like a giant 8 ball with a giant pool stick standing alongside it, a neat takeoff on the giant ball and stick monument from the 1939 World's Fair.

You did it! Your commemorative badge of conscience from the Blue Fairy should be worn for all to see! (Larger version also available.)

Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket

Loved this scene.

Not A Wooden Character

"Sink your teeth into 'Undying Puppet Dreams,' a twisted delight for horror-loving dreamers. Crafted for those who embrace the macabre with a pinch of humor, this wearable masterpiece embodies the unbreakable spirit of Pinocchio gone zombie. Join our tribe of undead enthusiasts and let your dreams roam free, strings be damned!"

Chirp Chirp

Boy With A Conscience