never-ending gallery

[Geoffrey]

LisaLCFan wrote:
>I like the different patterns in the monochrome mosaic -- nice touch!

thanks. it's always difficult to anticipate how that type of picture will appear at the end, and that's what makes it fun.

>I actually tried "adult colouring books" once, but I couldn't get through the first picture: it was a really cool picture (of course, I chose a book with pictures I liked!), but I found the whole process of just colouring it in to be rather tedious.

those 'time killer' books seem to be on sale lots of places. it would probably be more creative and satisfying to draw one's own pictures before colouring, although not everyone has that much faith in their talents.

>If I take you up on your suggestion, I will post the result(s).

no pressure, though the result(s) would undeniably be interesting

[LisaLCFan]

...no pressure, though the result(s) would undeniably be interesting

Done! Interesting? It's something! I call it "Animal Magnetism in Technicolour". I may have gotten a bit carried away...

[Geoffrey]

LisaLCFan wrote:
>Done! Interesting? It's something! I call it "Animal Magnetism in Technicolour". I may have gotten a bit carried away...
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my god! wow! congratulations, that's positively psychedelic - far better than the first one! nobody can ever beat that! haven't seen anything this striking since tripping out on acid. you should remove the right-hand signature and sell prints on ebay; you'd make a fortune!
below is an embarrassingly pathetic response

[LisaLCFan]

my god! wow! congratulations, that's positively psychedelic...!

Thanks, glad you like it! It was fun to do!

Your last portrait bears a rather striking resemblance to Leonard Nimoy (although it is neither pathetic nor should it be embarassing!).

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[Geoffrey]

LisaLCFan wrote:
>Your last portrait bears a rather striking resemblance to Leonard Nimoy (although it is neither pathetic nor should it be embarassing!).
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thanks! yes, those two faces have uncanny similarities! seeing as they both come from the same ethnic group, their resemblance could be influenced by shared genetic or familial background.
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first we take manhattan

cohen, by picasso

[LisaLCFan]

cohen, by picasso

Cute!

[Geoffrey]

LisaLCFan wrote:
>Cute!
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thank you!
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original draft to 'the scream', found yesterday in my loft. people say edvard munch once lived here

big relief in 1977 when this guy was caught.

[Geoffrey]

it's fun letting a pencil have a life of its own while listening to good music

[LisaLCFan]

it's fun letting a pencil have a life of its own while listening to good music

That's quite the creative pencil you have!

[Geoffrey]

LisaLCFan wrote:
>That's quite the creative pencil you have!
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indeed! lately it has just been a plain 'B' (black) pencil. it's important to play enjoyable music that can encourage a pencil to become autonomous. in this instance it was the late toots hibbert. it's also important to avoid dropping it onto a hard floor, for then you will break its graphite heart.

https://musicmp3.ru/artist_toots-and-th ... ytals.html

[LisaLCFan]

...lately it has just been a plain 'B' (black) pencil. it's...important to avoid dropping it onto a hard floor, for then you will break its graphite heart...

I can relate to that...

it's important to play enjoyable music that can encourage a pencil to become autonomous. in this instance it was the late toots hibbert...

I was actually going to ask what you were listening to when I posted earlier (thank you for the info), but I was distracted by the very enjoyable music coming out of my speakers! My music du jour is The Cure, including these two fabulous tunes (I couldn't decide which one to post, because they're both so good!).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3nPiBa ... rt_radio=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGgMZpG ... rt_radio=1

Cheers!

[Geoffrey]

LisaLCFan wrote:
>My music du jour is The Cure, including these two fabulous tunes (I couldn't decide which one to post, because they're both so good!).
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'the cure' = great music! 'friday i'm in love' always a favourite
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couple from gloucester, england.

[Geoffrey]

controversial singer-songwriter from dublin (1966-2023)

[abby]

it was interesting to learn that you sometimes prefer the sketches of townspeople to those of famous people - or even leonard. the neurological process of deciding preferences is complex, deeply reaching into one's personal experiences. needless to say it would probably be inappropriate to enter into such a private area here and now, as fascinating as such an examination might be

Your townspeople are smiling or making eye contact with me, & a little bit of kindness or intimacy feels good to a depressive. I think it's that simple?