Tonight's Moon over LA... served in a barbecue sauce sky.
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- Vince M
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
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16 comments:
Nice little mood sketch...
Did you see the moon last night?
so I heard that song when I was little and I would dream about it. In the dream, I always pictured Mickey Mouse running from some rolling meatball of death. It was all black and white too with a pie eyed Mickey. So weird... I'll never forget it.
Anyway, cool painting. The moon's been a blood moon almost every night since the fires. That's a bad omen!
I'm scared :(
It's so nice to get comments from people whose work I admire, thanks Jim, Ry and Whitney, I really appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Love the "Mickey and the Meatball of Death" story, Whitney. Why not illustrate it? And I like the fact that you know the term "blood moon".
Ry- Your latestst work is amazing.
Jim- You're one of my heroes! Always have been.
(I know Jim since my early days of bitter struggle at GEM Studio.)
Right back at you, Vin! That's a very generous comment - I've always admired your clean line, which you dispatch with an intimidating speed. And I applaud you getting out of the advertising game. I'm sure you're having a lot more fun what you're doing now and you deserve it.
Yeah, Gem was a ferocious boot camp, and it took a while to get out of that bitter frame of mind about the place for me as well, but a stash of important skills were developed there, I'll admit.
BTW, another OT- did you get the Reynold Brown book? I picked that up at the SOI Spectrum show. Terrific book -everyone knows him as the monster guy,but he did so many movie posters!!
Well, sorry to say I haven't purchased the Reynold Brown book yet , Jim. And I know I should, but I'm on the fence with it. Maybe I'll score a copy of it on Amazon. They treat me well.
And I agree with your GEM observations, it was like a pirate ship in some respects, but it sure was a good ride!
A helluva ride!!
Hey'a...You guyz wanna get a room?
See? This is why you have no friends.
Hey ur blog just called me...
... it`s lonely.
Oh, look who's just joined the "blog police", thanks for the heads up, Ed. But I'm intending to let this latest post lay there for a few months. You got a problem with that?!
The moon is nice!!!!!
Thank you, dear Dorota. You always like my moons. Don't you? I appreciate it.
Me and your blog are going to get together this weekend and hang out.
Oh, look who's feeling superior!
I'll get off my ass and start posting some new stuff soon enough, Hutch. Thanks for weighing in.
And I hope you didn't get my blog drunk and take advantage of it.
romantic ;)
Thank you for seeing the romance in my offering, Maryam. I appreciate your comment. Very much.
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