Long, long ago...
I cannot find the original of this painting, so this is extracted from a photograph. Sorry for the lack of image quality. It's a fantasy female face painted in acrylic. I am not responsible for that wallpaper. It is a copy of an illustration by a well known artist of the time, whose name I cannot remember.
This is a poster inspired by the George Lucas film THX1138. It's done with household gloss paint and stuck-on paper stars because I'm lazy and couldn't be ars*d painting a lot of stars.
This is the girl a had a crush on in high school. That time in my young life when I had raging hormones and was all bullet and no bang. Of course she never knew, she was popular and I was a male version of Daria Morgendorffer.
I did many posters, probably some of which are still stored in my attic. I was never any good at painting but at least I had a go.
9 Comments:
Well I think they're great, Sans. One of these days I'll post....
I'm sorry, but I'm lost on the phrase: "all bullet and no bang". I have no idea what that means.
I miss Daria....
I guess growing up, Dick never had a problem getting banged.
I think your artwork is beautiful. It is hard to believe it is as old as *I* am! I can't believe you were so talented at 5 years old, either!
Oh, wait. You were a teenager....
Dang, my math skills escape me again.
I remember paint by numbers too.
Nice looking work, Sans. If you have more stuff, my interest is piqued.
My interest is piqued, too!
I also miss Daria. Someone once told me I was the Daria/Mary Poppins love child.
Dick, Thank You. It means I had the weaponry but no firing range.
Mel, I miss Daria too. Did you get any DVD's? There are some episodes on youtube.
Lynda, I think Dick is toying with us. Thank you for your kind comments. I hope I'm growing old gracefully. I think I turned to my profession to express my creative side, but once PC graphics tools became available I started making pictures again.
Ritardo, I did a few of those too.
Chris, Thank You. I'll need to explore my attic.
Amy, I'm sure that description exists in many quadrants, positive and negative.
Daria was/is very well written.
Hey-- that looks like me!
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