Everything's Coming Up Milhouse!

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$670

Artwork Details

Medium Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang
Dimensions 24in (W) x 24in (H) x 1.5in (D)
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Artwork Description

Inspired by Milhouse, The Simpsons and Scrabble.

From The Simpsons, episode 19, Season 10. "Mom and Pop Art". It was the day of a great Springfield flood and Milhouse just happened to be wearing his flood pants. When the water seeped into his room, yes, his feet got wet, but his cuffs were bone dry! A quote that has become famous, and featured in countless memes.

The collage elements have been taken from old books, a Simpsons comic, magazines, music sheets, packaging materials and junk mail. Lots of random oddities, imagery and text throughout, including a few show characters.

The scrabble tiles are raised off the surface and create a nice textural quality sitting higher than the background.

This is a colourful, glossy statement pop art piece, drenched in silliness and positivity.

This piece is on stretched canvas and 2 coats of high gloss varnish have also been applied to protect the artwork. The gloss finish really makes the colours pop and gives the work a glassy finish. It has a wire at the back with painted edges so it is ready for your wall, or you may wish to add a frame directly through Bluethumb during purchase.

Thanks for checking it out. Cheers Darren

Artist Bio

Based near Wollongong on the NSW East Coast of Australia, Darren King is a multidisciplinary artist working across collage, printmaking, mixed media, and painting. Over the past five years, he has honed a distinctive visual language that merges traditional and contemporary techniques.

Trained in Fine Arts, cartooning, illustration, graphic design, and screen printing, King combines elements from each of these disciplines to create bold, textural, and visually engaging works. Since refocusing on original mixed media art in 2021, he has developed a particular passion for collage.

Working primarily with recycled and repurposed materials - including discarded magazines, junk mail, maps, paper bags, and vintage books—King transforms the everyday into vibrant, layered compositions. His art captures the beauty of the ordinary and evokes a playful nostalgia, celebrating the local, the joyous, the tasty or the long-forgotten.

King’s work has been featured on Selling Houses Australia (Annandale 2025), earned multiple art awards, and been exhibited in numerous group shows and art prizes.
His artworks are held in private collections worldwide.