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Hello and welcome. My name is Nib Geebles. You may be wondering, as others have wondered before you, "What the hell kind of name is that?" Believe it or not this hasn’t always been my name. My parents gave me another name, which I still use today when marooned in polite society. I became Nib Geebles in 1985.

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The 2012 Dogs Deserve Our Compliments Calendar

Announcing The 2012 Dogs Deserve Our Compliments Calendar! Now in its 26th year, The 2012 Nib Geebles calendar features 15 drawings done in a bold Splattervision™ graphic style. Imagery includes drinkers, a tiger, the invisible man, an ugly duckling, handsome guys, complicated social situations, sporks, and of course dogs (along with other beasts). As in other years, there are holidays galore (including some that those other calendars don’t tell you about)!

To order your Dogs Deserve Our Compliments Calendar, please visit the Merchandise page.

In conjunction with the release of the 26th annual Nib Geebles Calendar Julian Bermudez presents an exhibit of drawings of the same title. Dogs Deserve Our Compliments features all 15 of the original drawings from the calendar along with 15 additional pieces. The exhibit runs from September 9 – October 29 at Bermudez Projects, 117 West 9th Street, Los Angeles, California. .For information on the Nib Geebles Calendar visit the history page.

SPACE has invited us back for the Third Annual Nib Geebles calendar event! On Saturday, December 10, 2011, at 6:00 pm. Gordon Henderson will give a special presentation on the Nib Geebles calendar. Poet Zora Litsky will host. There will be contests, cake, and surprises. SPACE 1506 Mission St. South Pasadena, California

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I was with my friend and associate Robert Caruso (he is now in the business of show business). Back in those days Robert spent a lot of time upside down. I don’t remember if he was upside down or not on this occasion but I do remember him shuffling and spilling his papers. One of the things that fell out was a stamped letter. He sheepishly picked it up and put it away. I happened to notice that the letter was addressed to Nib Geebles. Without seeing the address…I knew the letter was for me. Within a few months I would make a calendar and my fate would be sealed; I would be "Nib Geebles", a guy who makes calendars. Around this site, with the clicking of the mouse and all that, you will find samples of other things that I do, or have done.