5,000,000 sunsets later, all that remains of our fatally flawed species, which introduced the concept of tragedy to the local cosmos, is an intriguing architectural motif and the unusual second and third layers of crust which cover so much of the surface of the planet. The world has become an interdimensional crossroads where nothing is capable of having a bad result. How strange we were!
Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap, this is one of your best ever, and that's sayin' something!
ReplyDeletewonderful! i love the concept of skeletons holding up a building with shattered columns. very cool.
ReplyDeleteGREAT SNAKES. This has replaced the rats cleaning a toilet with toothbrushes on my desktop.
ReplyDeleteI m terrified ,but do you love your french productor l'association
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wallpaper, Popeye!
ReplyDeleteOooch ma!! Me is to see da fab split thigh flat waddle, supportum skeltumn, und pushpaw indisguisum. Addled me noggin bye yo crazie do-ins. Phukun supreme, Jim!
ReplyDeleteIf you can bare with a practical question:
ReplyDeleteRumor has it that you're going to have some work appearing in the anthology, Mome. Would that be a return to comics, by chance? Or your charcoal work?
Have you, by chance, read Alan Weisman's "The World Without Us"? Fascinating stuff, relevant to the subject at hand, and almost as fascinating as this h'yar drawling you done. A'yup. That's fer sure. Mmm.
ReplyDeleteThis is spigging lovely. Thank you Jim. I haven't commented until now. Now I have.
ReplyDeleteYou leave one with little to add
Amazing Image. Flawless technique.
ReplyDeletethis would make a great print!
ReplyDeleteGreat!!!
ReplyDeletejed, I can answer your question: MOME will publish "The Lute String" in the next two issues, a 45-page Frank story originally published by Presspop in Japan a couple of years ago.
ReplyDeleteGee, all those weird critters evolved in less than 15,000 years.
ReplyDeleteThanks Eric! looking forward to it!
ReplyDeletewow. c'est vie!
ReplyDeleteDesktop wallpaper? Sinner! You should frame it as I did! It is in my living room now.
ReplyDeleteI see El Mirador ... and in the hills behind, one can appreciate life after man. Jesus, Jim, you have scripted the precise visions of my most ancient divine moments! WTF?
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This is literally my favorite image that I have ever seen in my entire life. Can I buy a print or something? I would sell body parts for the original and I dont even collect art.
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