flying over the city

Postal

One from the archives.

Abstract Homage to Pig meat that didn't make the Cut

THEME: mostly abstract

I've noticed that despite my predilection for abstract collages, here and there representational elements do like to sneak in. After all, representational images can be handled with just as much of an emphasis on form, color, texture, and place in the composition, as abstract images. For example, Max Ernst's memorable collage "The Hat Makes the Man." Or the alphabet collages of Sir Peter Blake.

So this time round, let's do collages that are only as abstract as you want them to be!

Piglet and Pooh, and the P.O.B.S. too!

Hmm - a "guilt-free" bacon sandwich? I'm not quite sure about that!
And neither are Piglet and Pooh, nor the Piggy Pig Erasers looking at the two pals as they read those terrible words...

1st day gathering of the Year of the Pig

pig psychedelic

With markers. I know markers are corny, but they're what I used for doodling when I was a teenager in the 1960s. I was listening to SiriusXM radio—Little Steven's Underground Garage—while I made this, and what should I hear but the Strypes covering the Tribe's "I'm a Hog for Your Love." =grin=