It's for an upcoming show at the Judy Saslow Gallery in Chicago. I believe its 50 artists each painting a primed skull. There's no deep meaning in this here piece, just me having fun painting on something three dimensional. True, its political, but to all you Republicans I've got one thing to say; you hate me because I am free.
HA!
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Absolutely excellent piece!
You must let us know how the show goes.
Really good piece of work.
Wo!!!!! that must be the coolest thing ive ever seen.... where is the gallery? cuz i live in chgo...
Hi. Wow. You sculpt, too? What exactly is that? (What's it made of?) It's quite humorous. Only, I can't read anything because all the type is in yellow. I just wanted to let you know that I somehow can't e-mail you, so I published the questions I had on my blog (see "Letter to Mr. Smith." Oh, and that other long post, (the most recent one), that's just me when I'm mad. You can read it if you think it's worth your time...
Excellent.
dude. the skull is really sweet.
I live in SF and there's a shoe shop /boutique on Fillmore Street that has painted skulls..and I don't think it has anything to do with Halloween. They're really arty, and expertly painted. Should take a pic for you next time i'm down there so you can see. Not sure if they were perhaps bought from the show you participated in, but they look strikingly similar - along the same vein.
Where'd you go?
wow, these are absolutely too kool -- i like your photo also, it is very ....ahhh...mysterious and seductive.
p.s.
the second photo of the painted skull looks a bit like Darth Vadar...
Nice Bush on that skull. (Oooh sounded naughty, huh?) No really, it looks really cool. Also dig the pen and ink vampire series as well. All goodly stuff, especially from a monster lover.
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this is awesome! I really like your work. Check out mine at www.james-the-third.com
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james
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