Haha, you are too funny. I think most of the newspaper these days is not much use, other than as firestarter or for drawing upon... Lovely skull.. if a skull can be "lovely"?
A skull on the financial pages: are you a seer? I haven't drawn with charcoal in some time--but your lovely drawing reminds me how luscious the blacks are!
Heron's view... cats litter box .. ah ha it does have its uses. I probably freak out a few people with the number of skulls I have on display in the house. But I like them. I'd feel right at home in your garden.
I find skulls fascinating, I wonder why.
ReplyDeleteI do too ... maybe because they, are us.
ReplyDeleteWe wrap presents in newsprint and they are always drawn upon.
ReplyDeleteSame here Arija. No wasting here.
ReplyDeleteStocks look bullish.
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haha Steven, You could say that!
ReplyDeleteLove the sketch...and your thoughts about the background!
ReplyDeleteThanks Seth, I guess it's obvious I don't have investments.
ReplyDeleteHaha, you are too funny. I think most of the newspaper these days is not much use, other than as firestarter or for drawing upon... Lovely skull.. if a skull can be "lovely"?
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda, you must not read the same ones I don't read.
ReplyDeleteA skull on the financial pages: are you a seer?
ReplyDeleteI haven't drawn with charcoal in some time--but your lovely drawing reminds me how luscious the blacks are!
Laura, Funny how things happen and you see them the next day in a different light.
ReplyDeleteThere is an old poem by the great Scottish-Canadian poet Robert Service called "The Munitions Makers" in which he wrote :
ReplyDelete"Be not by Mammon cowed"...
Seems pertinent. Love this skull ! Am sharing to FB, simply beautiful !
Owen, you know your Robert Service. Great line!
ReplyDeleteI am honored that you are sharing my work, Thank you!!
haha... GOOD use of those pages. And wonderful counterpoint with the dead-head. ;o) Well done, Gwen... Happy Day ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracy, I hate to waste. Cheers to you!
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing this, I am going to buy the Economic Times. Not to read of course.
ReplyDeleteAnd the way the shapes create an abstraction in Black and White is simply wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHaha, Thanks Priya, so you have some of this particular drawing paper over your way too.
ReplyDeleteWe scrounge & use newspapers to line the cats tray - I think that gives you an idea of the journalistic quality of most daily papers!
ReplyDeleteSkulls are always so intriguing and we have several animal ones hanging to the trees in our garden. Ha' they keep the christians away :)
Heron's view... cats litter box .. ah ha it does have its uses. I probably freak out a few people with the number of skulls I have on display in the house. But I like them. I'd feel right at home in your garden.
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