Keep on Truckin'...
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Keep on Truckin' -- From Robert Crumb comic
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Keep on Truckin'
Keep on Truckin' was a one page comic by Robert Crumb from 1968. The phrase is from the 1936 song “Truckin' My Blues Away” by Blind Boy Fuller. While many associate it with hippies, the Grateful Dead, walking, dancing, or driving a truck, that was not R. Crumb's intention or desire and most of that used Crumb's image and phrase without permission. I just like the style and character, but wanted to lay down some history I just learned about its origin.
You can use whatever colors you want; the original comic showed them in various colored suites.
Single extruder multi-color print
- First layer: White (Cuff and undershirt)
- Second layer: Tan (Skin color)
- Third layer: Brown (Shoe color)
- Fourth layer: Blue (Suit Color)
- Fifth layer: Black (outline and detail)