There is a growing public fascination with cones. From cones that appear in comic strips and art to decorated cones by Robyn Hitchcock, cones are ever present, hard-working and increasingly glamorous members of society.
Much of the current "Cone Mania" was fueled by the popular "Krazy Kone" public service announcements. These commercials informed and captivated millions, and did much to change the image of the modern cone. Although some scientists are concerned about the "Teddybearification" of traffic cones, most are delighted by the publicity it brings to preservation efforts.
"Cone Field-- Site-Specific Installation"
by Judith Schumacher
"Cone Field-- Site-Specific Installation"
by Judith Schumacher (with Santa Hat)
Cone Checkers
Cone Control: An Animated Series by Animasia UK
Cone Installation: San Francisco
"CONES" by Tim Jeffreys
"CONES" by Tim Jeffreys
Cone Board Game- Released in 1999
Cones in Vogue
Frank and Ernest Comic by Thaves
Keyrings
Kittens n' Kones by renowned plate artist Ingrid T. Orshnoffle
Beck employs many cones in his ensemble
Beck sings a duet with cone (unnamed)
This cone is silent yet integral to the performance
Robyn Hitchcock Cone Art
Advertisement: Trafique: Perfume for Urban Adventure
"The Teddy Bear of the 90's"
Toy Story Windup Toy
Combined Driving Event
World's Smallest Working Traffic Cone
Lighthouse Centerpiece
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