PROF. FOXGLOVE: Dynamic! Dense! Intense! In the moment and of the moment!KEVIN: You may beat me on the face with your shoe, if you like.
GLORIA: Oh, that poor frog! His skin will be blown off.
JIM: No, he'll just be deaf for a few days.
PROF. FOXGLOVE: It's like nothing being done in Paris.
I hope I'm not being to much of a pest with these materials questions, but....
ReplyDeletevine charcoal linework and Char-Kole finishes? Or what?
GENERAL'S charcoal pencils.
ReplyDeleteAh, but Foxglove errs -- people are going deaf in Paris all the time.
ReplyDelete--MC
I think you should change the name of this picture to "Iraq."
ReplyDeleteI thought you might find this interesting, especially the one eyed, grinning umbrella monster:
ReplyDeleteThe Yokai of Japan
Thank you Jim. And thanks to your lemur, too!
ReplyDeleteYes, that lemur is whispering advice into Jim's right nostril - they had a long conversation no one else could hear much of. I know there was something about bananas, and squinty kangaroos. And Conte, that got a little heated.
ReplyDeleteThe frogs are obviously terrified but the guy in the tree doesn't seem overly concerned.
ReplyDeleteLOVE... And holy damn. GENERAL's brand?? (that kinda rhymed) That's some down and dirty supplies. I mean, I know skill always shines through but y'know, I'm too spoiled on Char-Kole and Faber-Castell graphite pencils. I'm a cake-eater artist. ::shame::
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