Minotaur plate #11
Somewhere...There must be an exchange program for inmates.
How nice.
But I would much rather be a toll taker subject to transfer.
My marvelous pictures would be chalk drawings of Buonarroti masterpieces on the marble sidewalk for loose change. I would not scare the pedestrians. I would not look up.
Prison tattoos - I invented them.
As a pedigree that is obsolete, let me be quoted in saying that shape shifting can be learned if you are willing to chance it.
Your wondrous mind is quite wondrous. ;)
ReplyDelete...and who among us would really chance shape-shifting? A very risky undertaking, I'm thinking...
ReplyDeleteI am lost as usual!
ReplyDeleteI guess I am officially Otie, huh?lol
Otie, I am sorry, I reckon I just can't string you along.... -J
ReplyDeletejayne, i am having a think but the only thing that comes is a smile. yes, a mental smile...
ReplyDelete(i love everything about this piece)
i can get so lost in your thoughts...shifting shape, yet again.
ReplyDeleteUnique, Jayne. That is all I want to say, it is unique. You combine words and images like a master chef. Unique.
ReplyDeletei love shapeshifting and this piece is awesome!
ReplyDeletei always read these as excerps, maybe they are, and little jewels plucked from sand dunes.
ReplyDeletealso, i am afraid to shapeshift..mother always said i might freeze that way!
Love your artwork! A thought-provoking piece. Thank-you so much for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeletePretty cool post H H, you left my mind with many many concepts and thoughts to review, learn, investigate. Specially the one about shape shifting, that is trully something.
ReplyDeletemy Tats,Body & Prison all ran off (in different directions!) after reading this Post!
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ReplyDeleteAlways thought provoking and interesting artwork!
ReplyDeletebtw, i might have seen you back then, except, since i was underage, i saw them mostly at the rusty scupper. although i would have liked to have seen them at that club on union street. david let me listen to some tapes back then of post and them there and it was magical.
i knew them through ts sister and was part of the family after that ; )
Cheers!
CM... as per your comment from your place....Yes, I will always remember Tom as a skinny kiddish young man singing 'Delicate Balance' in that smooth voice...and not long ago I sent JP a note thanking him for singing kids songs, and being able to introduce him to my kids n that way. I was underage when I first started hearing their music... but at the time one could get into nightclubs (late 70's) sans-drinking stamp, just to enjoy the music... Steve Goodman was one of the Chicago group back then and Corky Siegel... OMG I do go on...sorry & thanks for reminiscing! w/ me!-J
ReplyDeleteJ, those were the days and I'm glad, I was able to watch it all see some of those people. They did not reap big rewards as far as $$$$, but they are real people, with real friends, and that's something!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
This plate is very interesting. So much happening behind the words. A treat for the eyes and mind.
ReplyDeleteas always i love your artwork:))
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