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The observations of a hopeful cynic
Words of Wisdom
"Good luck, Ralphie. If your nose starts bleeding it means your picking it too much, or not enough."
Chief Clancy Wiggum, Springfield P.D.
Chief Clancy Wiggum, Springfield P.D.
Just a Thought
...And, uh, I'd like a glass of cold gravy with a hair in it, please.
-David Jones
-David Jones
Favorite Albums
- 15. Too Old to Rock and Roll... - Jethro Tull 1976
- 14. Passion - Geri Halliwell 2005
- 13. Free Me - Emma Bunton 2003
- 12. American Doll Posse - Tori Amos 2007
- 11. Minstrel in the Gallery - Jethro Tull 1975
- 10. Night and Day - Joe Jackson 1982
- 9. Eat a Peach - The Allman Brothers Band 1972
- 8. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway - Genesis 1974
- 7. Close to the Edge - Yes 1971
- 6. Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd 1973
- 5. Meddle - Pink Floyd 1971
- 4. Thick as a Brick - Jethro Tull 1972
- 3. Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn and Jones LTD. - the Monkees 1967
- 2. Aja - Steely Dan 1977
- 1. Animals - Pink Floyd 1977
2 comments:
Elgarf,
Surprised there are not more comments, of course it has taken me a while to write. The drawings are yours, the one in green looks as if it could be a silk screen. But, you did not say who is the subject or possibly subjects of your artwork. Could be Brunton, or has there, hopefully, been a very strong bind with Miss Hudson K. Elgarf or are you still in mourning for Musgrave?
If it is Musgrave that would be nice. I had told you my boy had to be put to sleep this past September. I will never nor do I want to go a single day without missing him. That will never happen. May sound strange to those who do not believe our feline friends are so special to us. The drawings are good. I thought you should know I enjoyed them.
Nick, I am so sorry. I have neglected this site and have only recently gotten back into it. I had no idea you had commented and you have probably long moved on to better blogs but I had to reply.
Thank you for the kind words about the artwork. They are both, in fact, images of the late, great Musgrave. I posted them on the 1 year anniversary of her departure. The first one was a drawing that I made of her lying on a sketchbook years ago. I inverted it so that she would appear black. The second was a print I made by drawing into a styrofoam plate, inking it and printing onto green construction paper.
Hudson K. has grown on me and i on her. We get along quite well. She and Brunton are still adjusting.
Well, thanks again and best of luck.
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