Cigar-tin stories (from bottom to top) #6, #7, #8 ... the grim production continues ... #6 contains a story called
Victory Girl, #7 contains
Free Rein, and #8 is
In the Kingdom of Chicken ... all previously published stories, all with additional illustrations on the booklet cover ... now I know what a factory feels like, where everything comes down to numbers ballooning, and mashing the requisite parts together ... meanwhile, there's rain falling on snow here today, and the sky is like poker smoke in the morning.
Cigar-tin stories (from bottom to top) #6, #7, #8 ... the grim production continues ... #6 contains a story called Victory Girl, #7 contains Free Rein, and #8 is In the Kingdom of Chicken ... all previously published stories, all with additional illustrations on the booklet cover ... now I know what a factory feels like, where everything comes down to numbers ballooning, and mashing the requisite parts together ... meanwhile, there's rain falling on snow here today, and the sky is like poker smoke in the morning.
Your figures are really mysterious and interesting. And painting them on empty cigar boxes is a nice way to use them. Too bad you can't give up smoking if you want to carry on painting them!
ReplyDeleteI just really can't get enough of your art. It is so amazing!
ReplyDeletecigar boxes; very nice. I saw a handpainted cigar box at the local gallery that was going for $1200.00. Who knew there was a market!
ReplyDeleteReally? And here I am selling them for $20 apiece.
ReplyDeletenot really only 20 bucks?
ReplyDeleteany leftovers?