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(Music by Forrest Lewinger)
Butch Anthony, a.k.a Museum of Wonder, has collected everything from arrowheads to beaver skulls from an early age. At fourteen he was building birdhouses and stuffing his own taxidermy. His first building, a little log cabin on his grandfather’s farm, eventually became his shop.
Over the years, Butch has honed his architecture and design skills. His home is built from stones and the timber of an old cotton mill, and his back porch — which overlooks a beaver swamp — is elegantly adorned with old license plates. In sharing his fondness for construction, he admits that he’s been working on his house for twenty-two years.
Butch’s taxidermy, collections and artistic endeavors have led to a full-fledged museum, which has in turn grown to be the grand attraction of his hometown of Seale, Alabama. This little shop has hosted the likes of the American Pickers and The New York Times.

As the story that has now become part of the Museum of Wonder‘s mythology goes, Butch’s friend John Henry Toney was plowing his garden one day and found a turnip with a face on it. He drew a picture on the turnip, which Butch put in mutual friend Frank Turner’s junk shop. He set a price of $50, and to their surprise someone bought it, thus beginning both Butch and John Henry’s careers as artists. Once they had a collection of artwork amassed, they decided to throw a little party in an effort to attract patrons to their newfound calling.
Thus the Doo-Nanny was born, which has since grown into a full weekend of art and music, complete with a sculpture burn (an homage to the effigy burn at Burning Man) and a film festival. Last year’s festival, which is now held on Butch’s family property, entertained over a thousand attendees. Doo-Nanny ’11, scheduled for March 26-27, expects an even heavier attendance.
201 comments
Sign in to add your ownCashmereJewels says:
wow! very original!
2 years ago
BranchandBirdie says:
So cool- love the Jaw Bone Chandelier!
2 years ago
JasmineLund says:
Impressive and amusing. :o) Congratulations on the feature!
2 years ago
MegansMenagerie says:
Very cool!!! Congrats!!!
2 years ago
BowWowBeds says:
Interesting! Saw him on American Pickers last night and once before!
2 years ago
VeraVague says:
that really warmed my heart. thank you :)
2 years ago
ELNcreations says:
I saw the t.v. show,"American Pickers," and moving West from Alabama, it was very interesting. It is amazing at what can be made with a little imagination and creativity. It is always great to see another person's art and a lot of my inspiration comes from doing just that. Congrats to you and good luck in the future!!! :-)
2 years ago
WakaWakaBeads says:
Very interesting!
2 years ago
PunkyShop says:
I'm impressed! Wow!
2 years ago
abrekhus says:
I saw him on American Pickers last night too! How timely :)
2 years ago
cactusscraps says:
Really really cool. Just my style!
2 years ago
neonshimmyshop says:
Funky! I like it!
2 years ago
handmadeologybiz says:
Love it... just watched AP today as well!
2 years ago
ShaneLilyRain says:
I saw him on American Pickers last night !!!!! :)
2 years ago
ShaneLilyRain says:
I saw him on American Pickers last night !!!!! :)
2 years ago
100applegate says:
I am BLOWN AWAY! He has such an amazing eye for finding something and making it into an original piece of art. I loved his home as well. So elegant with the perfect amount of impact. Fantastic post! Thank You!!
2 years ago
FruitOfMyHands says:
I loved, loved, loved it! Recycling and making art from junk gets my heart pounding. Thank you for being uniquely you.
2 years ago
sisterstreasure says:
unusually cool it all looks together <3
2 years ago
dirtygirlclean says:
love that chandelier... the wire attached is fantastic.
2 years ago
thepinkswan says:
this is just too awesome...can i have the chandelier?? ;)
2 years ago
Yokoo says:
wow wow wow wow!!!!!
2 years ago
Yokoo says:
John Henry and Butch Anthony are works of art in themselves. It was a pleasure to watch this!
2 years ago
VintageEye says:
I want to be Mr. Anthony when I grow up...thanks for this feature!
2 years ago
RustySpoke says:
Saw you on that Picker Show, along time ago. Great to know you are here! Artist to artist! Dig it!
2 years ago
dishhandbags says:
How amazing is his home!!! I want to live in his house!! Great feature! :)
2 years ago
TheBloomingThread says:
very cool! wonderful treasures~
2 years ago
catchalljewelry says:
man's my new hero!
2 years ago
DarlaDecor says:
I seen you on American pickers last night. Now your on etsy so cool! Awesome work Love your shop!!! ♥ ♥ ♥
2 years ago
seacucumbermama says:
Delightful! Great find, great film. Loved the song at the end.
2 years ago
woodguy32 says:
Wow.. Saw you also on American Pickers last night..and wanted to found out more.. Love your work...Thank you wood
2 years ago
SoliDeoGloriaSDG says:
An article filled with weird and wonderful! How creative!
2 years ago
KathyGDesigns says:
Wonderful folk art. Just saw Butch on American Pickers last night. Looks like an interesting shop!
2 years ago
ClockworkCrow says:
Nice brain you have there!
2 years ago
ikabags says:
Interesting and cool !
2 years ago
ikabags says:
Interesting and cool !
2 years ago
yummyandcompany says:
beautiful film. would love to see more :o)
2 years ago
NittyGrittyVintage says:
I was surprised to see this feature, on Butch, on Etsy. I watched him, on American Pickers, last night. Had no idea, he was an Etsy seller. I love the log house! Enjoyed this blog, tremendously. Blessings!
2 years ago
SunnyDayDiggs says:
Wish you two were my neighbors....
2 years ago
tasticlife says:
Wow!! Love the Museum of Wonder and Butch Anthony's house is truly amazing!
2 years ago
GoodSenseVintage says:
Butch Anthony makes cool stuff! He is married to Natalie "Alabama" Chanin - of the clothing line Alabama Chanin. They are quite the DIY "power couple". Just in case anyone didn't know that!
2 years ago
SpoonerZ says:
An artists dream!!! I'm more in love with the accent :B
2 years ago
collectiblesatoz says:
Different......enjoyed you on American Pickers.
2 years ago
Gamut says:
Saw him on American Pickers last night-quite the guy. Loved it.
2 years ago
JulissiaandCo says:
Love it!!! I, too, saw you on "American Pickers" last night!!!!!! Woo Hoo! Keep up the good work. Thrilled to see you here, too!
2 years ago
StoryOfASeed says:
So beautiful, thanks!
2 years ago
TheClimbingViolet says:
Saw him on American Pickers twice now, really awesome artist! FUN!
2 years ago
LittleMissDressUp says:
He is too neat. Very off the wall and real. Hope to stop by some day!!
2 years ago
signsofmylife says:
folks after my own heart... love your style, anything goes! love the atmosphere! inspired! (:
2 years ago
SimpleJoysPaperie says:
How interesting!!!
2 years ago
mcldrygoods says:
love! fantastic americana and folk art. :)
2 years ago
simplyworn says:
I saw Butch...on american pickers and thought wow... this guy is living an artist dream...absolutely love his house!
2 years ago
auntjanecan says:
Wonderful!!! So creative, resourceful and talented!
2 years ago
ChrissiesRibbons says:
A beautiful home and amazing artwork. It takes a special brain to find beauty in the 'junk' and bring it out. Fascinating film.
2 years ago
2007musarra says:
Like everyone else her I saw you on American pickets which is my favorite show!!!!!! You art , museum and auction house are awesome! If I am ever your way I will be stopping by for sure. I loved that you walked through your neighbor hood with big feet on and freaked all of you neighbors out, that was just so funny. Wonderful art work and treasures keep going man with the fantastic folk art!
2 years ago
LeapARTandVintage says:
Love it! Way to use what you got where ever you are! Very inspirational, and love the beautiful song.
2 years ago
aorta says:
i was just obsessing over the museum of wonder a few weeks ago. so cool!
2 years ago
LittleWrenPottery says:
Fascinating, beautiful house surprisingly contemporary!
2 years ago
thefoxparade says:
oh wow, what a dream house. and that man's beautiful voice! thank you for posting this.
2 years ago
thecareerscrapper says:
Saw him twice on "American Pickers" and loved his personality and creations- very original! congrats on the blog exposure!
2 years ago
Parachute425 says:
Love it! Love it a bushel and a peck. Had trouble with the video so will be back to see it.
2 years ago
asammons says:
LOVE this piece! I had no idea he was on Etsy. His home is beautiful. Also great to see a great Southern folk artist!
2 years ago
ScrapHappyLyrebird says:
I. Love. Him. So excited to see you have a shop on etsy!
2 years ago
UneBelleVie says:
This stuff is awesome! I think my favorite is the Lady Bird :)
2 years ago
nickandnessies says:
We went to the auction and Museum of Wonder in December and we were amazed by it's originality! Plus, Butch Anthony is so sweet and humble. Can't wait to see you at Doo-Nanny!
2 years ago
honeyblossomstudio says:
I am such of fan of Butch Anthony! I was soo excited to see his shop here on etsy! Great article!
2 years ago
thelittlereddoor says:
this was excellent.
2 years ago
ChristinaRomeo says:
I am completely blown away...this was an amazing trip into pure creativity...what a real, soulful journey... Thank you for this story I LOVE your work and am very glad to be introduced.
2 years ago
CatzillaCrafts says:
I saw this on American Pickers, I didn't know he has an etsy shop! Sweeet!
2 years ago
FritziMarie says:
Dear Butch, YOU are amazing! p.s. I'm having a Butch Anthony giveaway on my blog if anyone is interested. http:/./www.fritzimarie.com hugs, Fritzi Marie
2 years ago
SissyBliss says:
Ha - just saw him on American Pickers last night. thought the paintings w/skeleton overlay were quite amusing.
2 years ago
maggiesraggedyinn says:
Now that feature was so real .. makes you stop and think about the possibilities. His house is amazing. Great article.. thanks!
2 years ago
auctionjunkies says:
What a great article. I love to see people who do what they love, it just becomes who we are. Love the chandelier.
2 years ago
pogoshop says:
So many favorite parts here - Butch, John Henry, the shop, the house, that fish, the song...! Man, I love it all. Thanks for the window into such a wonderful place.
2 years ago
sushipot says:
Beautiful, inspiring and makin' me homesick for Alabama! We've got a couple of John Henry Toney's pieces in our home and we're gonna need some of Mr. Anthony's one of these days for sure.
2 years ago
PollyPainting says:
Love the skeletonizing.
2 years ago
breadandroses2 says:
' His home is built from stones and the timber of an old cotton mill, and his back porch — which overlooks a beaver swamp — is elegantly adorned with old license plates.' Sounds like my kinda place.
2 years ago
breadandroses2 says:
' His home is built from stones and the timber of an old cotton mill, and his back porch — which overlooks a beaver swamp — is elegantly adorned with old license plates.' Sounds like my kinda place.
2 years ago
WhisperingOak says:
How awesome. Saw you on American Pickers last night. One of my favorite episodes. This art is so original
2 years ago
aileenrae says:
I love it! It's crazy and fun!!
2 years ago
mamastaub says:
So good to see Etsy write about Butch Anthony's Museum of Wonder. When I saw him on Am pickers...Talent was the 1st thing that came to my mind. Even better that he has a shop.
2 years ago
bricolagelife says:
inspiring work and a beautiful home! i'm a big fan!
2 years ago
BDVintage says:
So great. What a cool house!!! The way you present junk in your home is so beautiful, very tastefully done. And the art/junk shop looks like a blast to run. Loved reading and watching this, great dose of inspiration!
2 years ago
DarkParlorArt says:
Recycling at its Finest! You sir are a Wonder!
2 years ago
HisBlessings says:
I must have him on my DVR, I will have to get caught up and then let my husband read this piece. Apart from the bones, I grew up with a lot of the primitives behind him in the first photo. Why put the licence plates outside, I have an Oklahoma one I picked out of one of my Granddad's old burn piles as a teenager in my studio.
2 years ago
deepbluemoon says:
so glad to know he has a shop on etsy, saw him and his shop on american pickers. Great items!
2 years ago
VintageMarketPlace says:
i just adore his style and art. when seeing him on AP i just knew I had to get to his museum one day
2 years ago
sockmonster says:
so beautiful! thank you.
2 years ago
ReCultivation says:
Hey loved him on American Pickers. Love his shop.
2 years ago
jungledread says:
Nice one - very post apocalyptic!
2 years ago
Iammie says:
Cool! Congrats!
2 years ago
CanCanCreations says:
I also watched him on American Pickers! I loved the last episode when frank and mike went back and they went with butch to possum trot auction! Wow what a treat to find his strange but amazing stuff on etsy!
2 years ago
poorjimsvintage says:
I love the animal parts.
2 years ago
choisette says:
man of my dreams.
2 years ago
TrailsThroughNature says:
This guy is cool and so is his artwork and crafts. He seems very happy.
2 years ago
ARabbitNamedMolecule says:
Watched him on the American Pickers. He seemed a very interesting man. Love his art!
2 years ago
onelovebird says:
this makes me happy.
2 years ago
OldeTymeNotions says:
Inspiring! His home is amazing!
2 years ago
JesseMosher says:
great
2 years ago
ee333 says:
Great fun, wtg on FEATURED article *cheers*
2 years ago
olivegreenanna says:
What beautiful human beings. This is the most lovely video yet! anna
2 years ago
bestfire says:
Wonderful folk artï¼ï¼ï¼
2 years ago
OldTimePickers says:
So pickin' cool...we have seen Butch on the American Pickers twice now. It's our favorite show, of course! Butch is a fun guy and appears to be passionate about his trade! Congrats!
2 years ago
ericawalker says:
I really love this. I know my next detour on my next visit down south...
2 years ago
streetnoodles says:
always been fascinated by folk art...BUT totally in awe of his cabin he's been building for 22 yrs...it's sublimely elegant! i wish i knew about "butch" last year when i got my "softball" size tumor cut-out...would have put it in a jar (w/ alcohol) and shipped to him :D
2 years ago
kathyjohnson3 says:
Very interesting, had no idea Butch has an Etsy shop, will have to check it out, thanks for the article!
2 years ago
TheIDconnection says:
Great article - love your stuff Monica TheIDConnection
2 years ago
dreadsandcurls says:
I remember seeing you on Pickers... Great stuff, great story!
2 years ago
GrandmasStash says:
Great article, congratulations of the feature, great stuff!
2 years ago
tammyann343 says:
awesome stuff, I would love to visit the shop in person :)
2 years ago
beatyboutique says:
I loved watching you on "American Pickers" keep up the great work!
2 years ago
beatyboutique says:
I loved watching you on "American Pickers" keep up the great work!
2 years ago
mother8daughter says:
So cool! I didn't know he was on etsy...saw him on American Pickers just last night, and here he is. Awesome!
2 years ago
TrilliumStream says:
I loved this video. Very inspiring.
2 years ago
HouseHoldWords says:
Amazing!! Love the creativity implemented!
2 years ago
SecondChants says:
This stuff is great. I wish I could make it to the Doo-nanny! Sounds like an awesome time.
2 years ago
SecondChants says:
Love the video. I want to move in next door. And I love the way he says "junk" - like an old friend that just won't go away but who he loves too.
2 years ago
smoothpebble says:
makes me want to pull up stakes and move to Seale, AL. and play with treasures and junk and spend 22 years building my own beautiful home! and his home is beautiful, and so is his craft, and his friendship, and what he has created with his life.
2 years ago
vintagebutterfly94 says:
I love it when my tv viewing world collides with my favorite place on the internets!
2 years ago
lara514 says:
I just saw him on American Pickers!! Awesome!!!!
2 years ago
seaglassvintage says:
Wow! The house is so cool and creative, not overdone . Simply perfect. I was not expecting that after seeing the very interesting museum.
2 years ago
TheThistlePatch says:
aaaaa that camera moves way to fast!! What an amazing place! And his house is just stunning!! loved the explore!! So exciting :D
2 years ago
GoodTimeJunkin says:
I enjoyed this so much. I wish I lived lived there, what an amazing home and workshop, surrounded by beautiful woods and good company. Butch has it figured out. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
2 years ago
mountainvintage says:
I'd love to bring over a bottle of wine and just sit on the porch and hear the stories these men could tell. Amazing home and amazing art!
2 years ago
unflappableproducts says:
What makes this perfect is the way this story was crafted-the photography, the music, the images. Wow-what an enchanting place-so drawn into this-wish I were closer to attend the next fest! (LOVE that chandelier!)
2 years ago
NinaGibsonDesigns says:
Gorgeous house, and fun workshop.
2 years ago
BarnshopAntiques says:
I love this! Thanks for sharing.
2 years ago
gilbug1 says:
Wow! So cool!
2 years ago
AmberGypsySky says:
this.is.awesome. he kinda looks like kevin bacon
2 years ago
JuliaSherryDesigns says:
Love this piece! I was born and raised in Alabama, this video reminds me to remember all of the great artists that still live in this amazing state. Thank you Etsy for such a wonderful piece.
2 years ago
JudiPaintedit says:
I love it... Every thing about it!! Especially all the "junk" and how its a creative and beautiful part of his life!!!
2 years ago
MOAS says:
quite spectacular! can't wait to find myself within your pocket of Alabama
2 years ago
OhFaro says:
A truly amazing story of a life so creative, and so fulfilled.
2 years ago
5gardenias says:
fantabulous-- !!!
2 years ago
5gardenias says:
pure magic-- every last bit of it-- and john henry's song makes my heart break...thank you so much for such a beautifully inspiring post!
2 years ago
ohbabydotcom says:
Amazing. Very heart warming :)
2 years ago
andraswhimsies says:
Hubby and I just saw him on American Pickers last night, such a cool shop!! It's great to see more of his art work, they didn't show enough of it on the show, Just enough to pique my curiosity. Awesome!!
2 years ago
mishaashton says:
YAY!!! Thats my uncle. He is amazing!!! xoxoxo
2 years ago
PearsonMaron says:
So great.
2 years ago
pearliemae says:
This is so cool! I wanna be like that when I grow up. Who am I kidding, I refuse to grow up!
2 years ago
accentonvintage says:
Your art is so unique! Love the way you can recycle and repurpose things!
2 years ago
pureLOVEBIRD says:
John Henry should release an album
2 years ago
jcascus says:
That house he built is beautiful! And he said he didn't even know what it would turn out like, he just started nailing away. Talk about creative genius!
2 years ago
cheapandchicvintage says:
Saw him on American Pickers twice, and love that he is on Etsy!
2 years ago
acuriousbrood says:
Loved this piece, Butch Anthony's amazing home and work space truly are museums of wonder.
2 years ago
couragewolf says:
reminds me of this: http://i.imgur.com/TZUkY.jpg
2 years ago
GloryBDesign says:
Ya'll are awesome! Definitely want to try to make it over to the Possom Trot one Friday and the Doo Nanny, too!
2 years ago
ChocolateStarShop says:
Beautiful!
2 years ago
astarteearthart says:
He is a master of Up-Cycling!
2 years ago
SassySisterVintage says:
Oh my gosh! Seale, Alabama is just over an hour from my house and I've never heard of this place or this guy...where have I been? I've driven through Seale on several occassions when going to Columbus, GA. Now you've got me curious!
2 years ago
emwi says:
I grew up not too far from Seale, Alabama, and I've attended the Doo-Nanny before. It is quite an experience. The sculpture burn is my favorite part. It is lit by a burning ball of fire that is zip-lined into a giant constructed pile of wood. It's a lot of fun. There are so many local craft artists selling their works, too. There were young boys selling snakes and strange bugs they found. I could go on forever. It's great, so if you have a chance to go you should. I'm so glad Butch Anthony is getting the recognition he deserves.
2 years ago
UniqueAPeek says:
Butch,saw you before and saw you today on American Pickers. Wicked Kool!
2 years ago
handmaderomance says:
what a magical home! i loved so much in this video. especially the drawing on the wall in the background at 3:09 - i'd love to know more about that.
2 years ago
isamaisa says:
i am in awe and would love to pass it on!! merci!
2 years ago
jasonmseger says:
I'm stunned at how immaculate that house is. Good stuff Eric.
2 years ago
kiamichi7 says:
Butch's perceptions and inventions are the cat's meow, purrrrrrrr! Fantastic, natural creativity and inspiration...doing it right!
2 years ago
VintageLoot says:
Love the pot head!
2 years ago
redemptionart says:
yes! I am a Butch Anthony fan! his creations are so "bleeding edge". Great features on American Pickers! Aloha, Connie
2 years ago
PreciousTreasures4U says:
Loved it! I'm anxious to visit this museum. Fascinating items!
2 years ago
girliepains says:
odd!
2 years ago
AmongTheRuins says:
What an amazing and beautiful home he has built. Without plans???? That's talent!
2 years ago
itsmemary says:
ummm GOOSEBUMPS! I want to live with those guys!
2 years ago
polkadotHOME says:
LOVE the house and interior/exterior! open bean ceilings are the greatest.
2 years ago
Vintage50sEyewear says:
Such a inspiring person. Love the art :)
2 years ago
Ayun says:
A thing of beauty, a person of beauty, and a neighbor of beauty. Thanky kindly
2 years ago
Ayun says:
A thing of beauty, a person of beauty, and a neighbor of beauty. Thanky kindly
2 years ago
deepsoutharts says:
Wow! That's really something. Wouldn't it be fun to spend a day browsing through the museum?! Love it!!
2 years ago
LavenderField says:
Unbelievable imagination! Wish I could go there for a visit!!
2 years ago
moderncasestudies says:
Thank you for such a fantastic post... it's inspiring
2 years ago
VABulousFinds says:
It is truly wonderful to see that you tapped into your God Given Creativity, most of us in this world are to busy to stop and hear our inner voice. I think your Folk Art is inspiring. If I am ever in Alabama I will visit. Nice to see you cherish your good neighbor, sharing diversity in your love for ART, for the nature around you. Blessings.
2 years ago
NudeSquid says:
Wow that was pretty cool.
2 years ago
trudiedavies says:
loove watching the video - just what i needed to see before going to work for the boss!!
2 years ago
divinalocura says:
There are definitely some bizarre stuffs there..... cool.
2 years ago
divinalocura says:
love the museum name.....
2 years ago
SplyPixie says:
Absolutely extraordinary!
2 years ago
DeathByVintage says:
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Love the old mattress springs hung on the wall as art...but then again I am from the deep south. Love it. Just love it all.
2 years ago
SeaUnicorns says:
I sat here smiling as I watched the video the whole way through! How inspiring. I love the raw beauty of it all. Just great!! :D
2 years ago
poorjimsvintage says:
your home is so lovely. because its handmade you can see it almost has a crafty type lexury to it.
2 years ago
zJayne says:
-point to the wall, now there's a Pot Head~ creative spirit
2 years ago
platypusfile says:
That was me who bought the drawing! I love it as well as many other of John Henry Toney's.
2 years ago
kerrirenee says:
Oh wow! Incredibly awesome seller and character! I would love to stop in and visit one day!
2 years ago
BeatUpCreations says:
Amazing, I want to live with them!
2 years ago
HollyDaise says:
Fantastic chandelair. What a creative force you are! You totally rock! Congrats on the feature and thank you for sharing your inspirational story. Hx
2 years ago
LilDutchGirlDesigns says:
So glad I watched that.
2 years ago
TheNightjar says:
What an interesting feature, thanks for sharing, love that Clark balloon
2 years ago
PickUpSticksShop says:
This shows you that being inspired CAN BE FUN!
2 years ago
BunniesandAvacado says:
Gotta love it!
2 years ago
jennysporch says:
Greetings from Australia! If I'm ever over I will defiantly visit Butch Anthony,s Museum of Wonder. Your work is amazing, fun and so interesting. A fella junk collector after my own heart.
2 years ago
socialmanikin says:
So amazing. Butch appears like a walking stereotype but what he does is so creative. I can't believe he made his house so beautifully out of reclaimed wood and plain old junk he found! And sometimes he almost sounds like Bob Dylan. Magical.
2 years ago
AlikiBags says:
So glad I took the time to open this and look around Buch's wonderful world of 'no longer junk' .....truly wonderful and surprising ! Thank you for that, Etsy ! x
2 years ago
AlikiBags says:
Sorry, sorry, sorry ! BUTCH ! x
2 years ago
VespertineSilver says:
Butch, you're awesome! It's my dream to do this kind of thing, being a fellow collector of oddities and random objects. Thanks for sharing.
2 years ago
MayBeMe says:
I wanna be like you-oo-oo.
2 years ago
lushlifeoriginals says:
Nice job! BA and JHT's charm comes through. I like how the article doesn't mention WHAT the sculpture that's being burned is, hmmmm.
2 years ago
SweetBasilFibreWorks says:
Very inspiring & heartwarming.
2 years ago
BlockheadArts says:
I love a person that true to himself!! Some times we need to take time to "think" on how to use what we already have..... I believe the take that to a new level!! I will be at the DoNanny 2012!!
2 years ago
BlockheadArts says:
I love a person that true to himself!! Some times we need to take time to "think" on how to use what we already have..... I believe Mr.Anthony takes that to a new level!! I will be at the DoNanny 2012!!
2 years ago
janeeroberti says:
i just emailed this to all my bestest artist friends. a.w.e.s.o.m.e.
2 years ago
MonkeysOnTheRoof says:
This is one of my favorite write-ups!!! I love that Butch Anthony stayed true to the person he was meant to be...I'm going to smile all day!!
2 years ago
Archivia says:
This is amazing and a wonderful testament to what happens when you follow your creative urge and go with the flow. I'm so impressed. Much success to you, Butch Anthony!
2 years ago
honeystreasures says:
Fun, fun, fun. Triple fun!
2 years ago
TheBumbleBeeStudio says:
cool dude. interesting art. beautiful home.
1 year ago