"Scribbles at Dawn," by Scotty-Bear...
...the first work in a continuing series using animal-shaped crayons.
...the first work in a continuing series using animal-shaped crayons.
Behold its greatness
(thank you to Tiffany for pointing out that I forgot to post a picture of the completed masterpiece.)
Notice the interplay between dark and light? The gentle, sweeping motion of the lines as they grace the page? The fact that the artist chewed on the corner of the paper?
(the smiley face is my contribution).
To me, the work symbolizes a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Libya. To Brian, he saw the tide breaking in the Pacific Ocean at dawn. As for its actual meaning, we may never know, as the artist is fairly tight-lipped about his true intentions.
That, as well as he only has about 30 words in his vocabulary. The most recent one? "Flush!" Sophisticated, I know. We run a classy joint around here.
And it was all made possible by this little piece of plastic.
Notice the interplay between dark and light? The gentle, sweeping motion of the lines as they grace the page? The fact that the artist chewed on the corner of the paper?
(the smiley face is my contribution).
To me, the work symbolizes a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Libya. To Brian, he saw the tide breaking in the Pacific Ocean at dawn. As for its actual meaning, we may never know, as the artist is fairly tight-lipped about his true intentions.
That, as well as he only has about 30 words in his vocabulary. The most recent one? "Flush!" Sophisticated, I know. We run a classy joint around here.
And it was all made possible by this little piece of plastic.
Hoot!
The owl-shaped crayon. Who would have thought?
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