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Gadzooks.
Scott
Ackerman has cornered the market on gruesome. It's all about
how we feel inside, right?
In
a Zombie vein, we are neck-bit by "Evil Man"
And
he seems like such a nice man...
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Judie
Appleby catches a glimpse of the boathouse next to a mountain
which David Bowie is rumored to own.
I
think the structure is designed to accommodate hydroplanes.
"Tempe's Pond"
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Brian
Batista pushes the corona with "The Spirit Charges To
Come Off"
A
very edgy work of art!
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The
"Love Bug" is not a Volkswagen.
It
is a very romantic beetle that jousts rival males with his
antlers.
Dave
Channon did this one in which the beetle tries to keep fracking
backwash inside a waste treatment pond.
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We
all can use a good sunset now and then.
Elizabeth
Crocker brings us to the moors just before the wolfman wakes
up...
"Heade Homage"
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Elizabeth
DeHaven painted this salty portrait of a freshwater Popeye,
"Russ
From the Phoenicia Hotel"
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Mona
Jacobs helped out with the recovery from hurricane Irene.
The
experience inspired her
to
create
"Red
Mud Phoenicia"
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Lenny
Kislin takes weatherbeaten every yesterday objects and entombs
them in his catalog of art.
"Please
Release Me" takes a little piece of my heart.
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We
wonder what came before but that is yesterday's papers.
The
current neo-zombie situation compelled Melissa Kucia to attack
the canvas with what happens after. "Aftermath".
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Douglas
James Maguire reports, we decide. Or was that Fox News?
I
truly respect his representation of every tree and leaf.
"The Old Mill"
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Gus
Mancini does a double arpeggio on the keyboards of our retinas.
I
didn't know he was a photogravure.
"Photos"
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Now
we have it.
Stephanie
Skrabak dazzles, boggles, and scrambles several aesthetic
eggs to make the omelette called "Will Stretch".
Is
it a yoga testimonial or an offer to frame?
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