Thank you. Now, a little back-story on this one: I had to cut up a really bad "wanna-be" televangelist record I got at a thrift store, AND sacrifice an incredibly lame cassette tape from my teen years(we'll leave it at that), and I'm very happy with the end result. So the lesson is: sometimes you need to be free to destroy something to make a new creation.
One of 3 submissions that will be shown in the Neo-Kitsch Exhibition at ArtsWest. http://www.artswest.org/?q=NeoKitsch
Actually, I do eat carrots. I eat them with enthusiasm.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy carrots as well. And so does one of the strangest bands to come out of the early seventies:
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Nice one - looks great on the poster too!
ReplyDeleteThank you. Now, a little back-story on this one: I had to cut up a really bad "wanna-be" televangelist record I got at a thrift store, AND sacrifice an incredibly lame cassette tape from my teen years(we'll leave it at that), and I'm very happy with the end result. So the lesson is: sometimes you need to be free to destroy something to make a new creation.
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