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December 2024

Johnny’s artwork at Aspen Collective Gallery

News by Martina
Some of Johnny’s artwork is now on display at the Aspen Collective Gallery, which officially opened Dec. 28, 2024. (Repost from aspencollectivegallery’s IG). It’s an exhibition showcasing the works of Johnny Depp, Hunter S. Thompson, and Ralph Steadman.
Aspen Collective is excited to display the creative genius of Johnny Depp alongside his friends and artistic heroes Ralph Steadman and Hunter S. Thompson,” said D.J. Watkins, owner and curator of Aspen Collective. “Viewing all the artworks in the ‘Fear and Loathing’ exhibition, it’s evident how their friendships and history influenced each other’s artistic style.
By Aspendailynews @aspendailynews

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Johnny Depp Movies That Deserve More Credit

Articles by Martina

Are you curious about Johnny Depp films that have not received the respect they deserve? Discover these hidden treasures, from quirky comedies to dramatic dramas, and why they deserve your attention.

1. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

“Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” is a chaotic and quirky adventure that follows Raoul Duke (played by Johnny Depp) and his attorney, Dr. Gonzo, on a drug-fueled vacation to Las Vegas. 

They aim to cover a motorcycle race for a magazine, but things swiftly spiral out of control as they become immersed in a world of strange encounters, hallucinations, and anarchy.

Based on Hunter S. Thompson’s book, the film takes viewers on a wild ride through 1970s Las Vegas. It’s a hallucinogenic, dark comedy that oddly examines excess and the insanity of the American Dream.

Some actors have to learn how to dance for a movie performance, others the american football rules, and Depp was really into the casino rules for this role, once again giving all he got. 

2. Cry-Baby

 

Cry-Baby (1990) is a satirical musical take on the teen rebel genre set in the 1950s. Johnny Depp plays Wade “Cry-Baby” Walker, a charming and humorous bad boy,

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The House that Johnny Built @pantheonart

Artwork Campaigns by Martina

THE NEW UNSIGNED EDITION FROM PANTHEON ART

Pantheon Art is thrilled to unveil a new limited edition art print from A Bunch Of Stuff, Johnny Depp’s immersive creative experience.

Previously exclusive to the A Bunch Of Stuff store, The House That Johnny Built will now be available worldwide for the very first time this holiday season.

This unsigned edition, limited to just 500 prints, will be priced at $675. An exclusive presale will begin on Thursday, December 5th, for those who sign up through the link below. The general sale will follow on Friday, December 6th.

Sign up for exclusive pre-sale access on 5th December. 

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