Happy Thanksgiving!
 

Have a sonic Thanksgiving!

yes, Happy thanksgiving.
i am thankful for nothing really. its not my fault Trent Reznor taught me all i know.

happy thanksgiving.
i am thankful i have got this weekend off work :)

happy thanksgiving for those who celebrate it

thanks then. not sure what for though.

Terrific Atari. Is this your own? It seems similar to the stuff you've posted in the Post Your Art or Die thread.

i never realized you were from Holland, are you actually dutch or do you just live there?

Arroz con Pollo, 1981
by Jean-Michel Basquait

Some of my own real paintings were on that level, as for ArtRage stuff haha...you can't be serious.

Happy Thanksgiving indeed. Enjoy your feasts.

Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy your mushy peas.

 

9 hungry folks drew a cooked Butterball turkey

5 had their turkey saying "eat me!" ... but

6 had the turkey protest "don't eat me!"

17 turkeys were gobble, gobble-ing

8 wore a hat

6 found themselves with a few more legs than you might expect

21 wished a Happy Thanksgiving

108 were "left handed" ... 72 were "right handed" ... although I counted freehand-drawn hands too, and wasn't very exact about how I chose some of the blobbier ones.
274 photos | Detail view
Photos are from
21 Nov 06.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/3e/sets/72157594386595920/

I was serious! In the same style anyway...

Thank you, I was being self-deprecating.


Picasso, Rauschenberg and Basquait are my three biggest influences.

is it just me or does thanksgiving seem totaly pointless?

You know, I'm sure we'll have turkey too, but my family is really into the lamb on holidays. I wonder, how many of you have lamb too?

Explain?

Sort of. I like the idea behind it, but all it means now, is food food food. Which is very American.

isn't the idea behind it the slaughtering of thousands of american indians? we all know thats very american.

i dont know it just seems fake. sitting round a table pretending to like everyone.

Your remark made me think of how I did this drawing in jail once very similar to 'Arroz con Pollo' before I had ever seen Basquiat's painting. It was called 'Junk Offering' and had a settler figure offering trinkets to a Native.
I tried to make one like it in ArtRage awhile back and it looked like crud, so I didn't post it.

I happen to like most of my family, so this isn't a problem.

For more on this check the World Music thread's last post, by yours truly.

nice satire

reminisces about things to be thankful for...
Also while in jail, I made a perfect replica of Raphael's 'St. George and the Dragon' from a tiny little black & white reproduction in a book (I think I found the picture in a copy of The Book of the Courtier by Castiglione), and I did it with a pencil that was about an inch long that I scavenged from the floor. Of course, I had no pencil sharpener, or eraser for that matter.

bully for you!