Specialties
The perfect gag gift for any occasion! Hand-painted dickware by Delanie Fischer. Non-toxic, eco-friendly, and charitable.
Dicks by Delanie is a specialty dishware company - or "dickware," if you will, founded by comedian Delanie Fischer. DBD offers a unique, high quality alternative to your run-of-the-mill plastic penis-themed merchandise, and Delanie prides herself on creating safe, eco-friendly, and charitable products - using non-toxic and xylene free materials, recycled packaging, and donating 5% of all profits to women in need. Every piece of dickware consists of original art, hand-painted and baked by Delanie. No two are the same!
History
Established in 2015.
DBD was birthed in 2015 when Delanie was asked to bring a homemade item to a holiday party for a white elephant gift exchange. Due to Delanie's love of sketching and painting, she decided to paint a coffee mug, and what else would be on it other than a bunch of colorful penises? The mug was an unexpected hit, and soon after, Delanie's friends started asking her for sets of "dick mugs" for their homes. The rest is dickstory...
Meet the Business Owner: Delanie F.
Delanie Fischer is a comedian, producer, and business owner. She has been featured on NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly, co-wrote and appeared in Lifetime's Bad Tutor, and executive produced the docu-comedy special, Love at First Cousin, which is set to release in fall of 2018.
Delanie was a Religious Studies major at UC Santa Barbara where she would sit in the audience of the student-run comedy show, Laughology, every Saturday night. By her senior year, with the encouragement of a close friend and a couple shots of tequila, she worked up the courage to perform in front of 250 of her peers on the Laughology stage.
Fischer immersed herself in the Los Angeles comedy scene. She co-produced and co-hosted, The Nine Drink Minimum - one of the most popular live shows in LA during its run, graduated from The Second City Conservatory and UCB Improv Program, and co-created and co-starred in an improvised web series nominated for best comedic ensemble at LA Webfest, Two Inches Apart.