Thursday, October 09, 2008

Ball Head Body vs. Crow

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Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Bert's a Hobo


Bert toasts his hobo brothers with a fresh cup of canned heat.

Inspired by my friend, Dr. Sexton, who sent me a link today to wikiHow's How to Become a Hobo.

I'm getting the sense from some people that there's a sub-conscious yearning for Depression-era conditions in all this world-wide economic downward spiral. Perhaps there's a feeling that we could use some of the lessons our grandparents and great grandparents learned by forced Depression-era scrimping and saving -- that we've taken (and taught our children to take) for granted -- and as our 'birthright' -- a life of endless new stuff, comforts, and joys on credit.

Knowing Dr. Sexton, he's just looking for some new hard-times-inspired music to start spilling forth.



Background photo credit: Freight cars of narrow gauge railway, Telluride, Colorado 1940. Russell Lee


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Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Debate Practice



Sketched this up in the car with my favorite ballpoint while waiting for the boy at soccer practice, in anticipation of tonight's debate and in light of the increased negative waves.

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Monday, October 06, 2008

Arms McCoy, Sideshow Savior


"And it was in those times when money lenders delivered unto the senators and those that led, the wealth of every working person so that their pockets would be lined with their neighbors' earnings.

A man appeared among the downtrodden -- a star of the carnival sideshow -- with arms twice the length of his body, a bear-like snout, and a perpetual slathering tongue. Arms McCoy was the most unlikely of saviors."

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Thursday, October 02, 2008

Television

Thursday, September 25, 2008

The Prophet's Head


"And this prophet's head was separated from his body so that he could see the world in a new light."

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Ghost Creature in the Moonlight



Mostly the product of a phone call with a vendor today.

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