First appearing as a delightfully morose character illustration on t-shirts in the early 1990s, Emily the Strange has since insinuated herself into the darkest corners of pop culture, inspiring everything ranging from toys, clothing, music, to comic books and novels. The Art of Emily the Strange: Odds and Ends chronicles Rob Reger's raven-haired icon with a melange of photographs, drawings, and paintings, all rooted in punk culture with a heaping dose of black cats - leaving you in a place where everyone is welcome, everyone is unique, and above all, everyone and everything is strange.