Pop Culture Icons In The Bathroom – By Bucket

Bucket is an amazing artist with a slightly off-kilter sense of humor that leads to paintings that are as weird as they are cool. We’ll be revisiting the artist’s work again in the near future to look at some of his other works, but nothing screams hump day to us like a bunch of pop culture icons going to the bathroom. So, take a load off with Bucket’s take on Boba Fett, Darth Vader, Iron Man, the Hulk, The Predator, a Xenomorph, and Sauron as they also… take a load off.

Check out all the paintings below and then pick up some of Bucket’s art HERE

WHO IS BUCKET?

Many believe Bucket is the reincarnated soul of Leonardo Da Vinci encompassed in the revived body of George Carlin. A nonverbal child, Bucket was taught English and human behavior by watching cult and pop phenomenon films such as The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Harold and Maude, and, of course, Star Wars. Always more comfortable wresting with the family dog than engaging in dinner conversation, Bucket soon began expressing himself through his artwork. To maintain a semi-normal lifestyle, Bucket has become infamous for wearing a 5 gallon metal bucket on his head to avoid having to communicate with his peers and a means to hide his true identity. His love of unique headwear includes buckets made from disassembled parts from James Dean’s “Little Bastard”, Tutankhamun’s sarcophagus, and discarded pieces of the “Blucifer” statue at the Denver International Airport. Today, Bucket engages in a hermit like lifestyle in Ft Collins, Colorado where he spends his days painting, taking long bubble baths, and yodeling at the moon.