Vic Romano's Weekly Creative Muppet Visuals

[Erine81981]

Cooool Dave. This is great. I've always wanted to see a Muppet News Room filled with Muppets who know what it would be like. Now i know because of you. Thanks again Dave. With you being swamped, take all the time you need. I would wait a whole month or even a year till if you need sometime to yourself.

 

[redBoobergurl]

Fantastic as usual! I also wish there was a Muppet meterologist! Maybe Gonzo would make a good weatherman, or weatherweirdo.

 

[Ruahnna]

THis explains why I get so much of my news from the radio....

Wonderful, as always, Dave! And what at dashing figure Kermit cuts in that trenchcoat....

 

[crazed gonzo fa]

Awesomely done Vic, thanks again!

 

[theprawncracker]

WOOT! I love it Dave! My favorite is Kermit, that's a great pic of him. Great job!

 

[MuppetDanny]

So I know many MCer's here on the board play musical instruments (myself included), so this week's visual is for them. Wouldn't it be sweet if there was like a mass Muppet musical number again like in TMM? Meh, a man can dream, can't he?

Muppet Music Jam
Be sure to click the image for a "full view"

Muppet Central Morsels

• The "Boring Muppet Music" logo (BMM) is based on the BMG Music logo.
• The manuscript in the background has no musical significance whatsoever. It's simply a stock photo image.
• This visual is technically incomplete as The Count playing a saxophone was supposed to make an appearance, but never made it in.​

Great work as usual Vic

Could you possibly send me a hi-res picture of the original Dr.Teeth & Floyd picture please?

thanks

 

[MuppetMarc]

Still great, man! I was thinking maybe 'Avenue Q meets Sesame Street'?

 

[dabauckham]

Yes, wonderful as always! I agree with Count; the self-deprecating humor was what really made it for me... (i can just hear Kermit saying those lines! )

 

[Vic Romano]

The Monster At The End Of This Movie

My favorite book of all times when I was a kid was "The Monster at the End of This Book" by Jon Stone. As kids, we could read books a thousand times, always knowing what the ending was, but always taking sheer delight when we read it again as if for the first time. This particular book was bold enough to prove how good it was by incorporating the ending right in the title! In today's era of the graphic novel push to cinematic adventure, just imagine what Hollywood would do with all it's CGI magic and bloodlust! Perhaps it might resemble today's visual.

The Monster At The End Of This Movie
Be sure to click the image for a "full view"

Muppet Central Morsels

• The "look" of the title is loosely based on the title from the 2006 movie "Monster House".
• All the actors names are parodies except for Harvey Keitel, because he's the man.
• The soundtrack is a reference to the Muppet Music Jam label, Bad Muppet Music.​

***More info you may or may not feel the need to read!***​

Upcoming Visuals!
We keep the suspense rolling by giving you a look at not just the next visual, but weeks ahead too!
Next Week: Tune in next Friday, March 23, 2007, when Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo and Fozzie get ready for their summer blockbuster as The Fantastic Four! And then:
March 30, 2007 - The Reservoir Dogs of Sesame Street
April 6, 2007 - Slanderous Junk Weekly, Issue 4
April 13, 2007 – Lost Visuals – Volume 2

High Resolution prints of "A Muppet Family Gathering"
It's here! Visit this thread. NOTE: Fifteen orders have not been met yet! There is still a chance to get the bonus artwork! UPDATE: Alaska & Hawaii get US shipping rates! Order your copy today! UPDATE 2: Due to a lack of interest, prints will only be available for two more weeks.

The Muppet Central Show - Season THREE!
If you don't send your picture in, this visual doesn't happen! Send your pictures to vicromano_mc@yahoo.com today! For a complete list of rules, see this post.

Check out all VRWCMV here!​

In today's visual:
An ominous and dark image of Grover, unwillingly climbing a set of stairs, looks up into the darkness to what can only be pure evil awaiting for him!
Based on the best selling book by Jon Stone
The Monster at the End of This Movie
"Some secrets are better left unknown."
Directed by M. Night Sham-a-lam-a-ding-dong, produced by George Romeronecromero, A CTW film starring Grover, Julia Stifels, Harvey Keitel, and Heath Bar Ledger as the Happy Cowboy from Singapore. A VRWCM Visual and Muppet Movie Parody venture. Soundtrack available on BMM Recordings.

 

[The Count]

Hee... Funny, thanks for the info on this week's visual. Awaiting the next two with great anticipation.