MST3K Artwork
Jean
Lori Holuta
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www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers all,
behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst, and worship
her.
Lori Holuta
SciFiVintage.com
Sampo
Wow!!
Sampo (That's all I can say. Just: "Wow!")
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Jean
Lori Holuta wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> news:3C690811...@frii.com...
> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers all,
> behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst, and worship
> her.
So, would this be a good time to bring up the tithing thing?
Jean
Thanks!
Jean
Sampo wrote:
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Wow!!
>
> Sampo (That's all I can say. Just: "Wow!")
Ah, Chris, coming from such a connoisseur as yourself, this is high praise
indeed. Thanks so much.
Jean
Jean
Tammy Stephanie Davis wrote:
> Brillant.
>
> ---TSD(That's all that I can say....)
Oooooooooo, another excuse to hug Tammy! Oooooooooooo!
Jean
Lori Holuta
Tithe? Well, the tithe was kinda high last time I was at the beach, but I
don't think it was abnormal or anything. Didn't look like a red tithe,
either. Wonder what that might have to do with artwork...
>
> Jean
> Thanks!
Welcome! And thank *you*. I'm just trying to decide which masterpiece to
use as my computer wallpaper today...
Lori
SciFiVintage.com
RATMMs Jungle Goddess
How much do you want for "Cezanntillite of Love:?
Jungle Goddess, I'm serious!
MSTie #54796
email: ratmms_jun...@yahoo.com
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Quarter
Bill Livingston
>www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
%%Bows down before Jean%%
Milady, I'm in awe of your imagination and talent! My hat's off to you. Or,
uh, it would be if I were wearing a hat. Which means it's already kind of
off. So my previous statement stands.
Anyway, to sum up - WOW!
Bill L.
A few suggestions - "The Bobo Lisa", "Still Life with Brain in a Pan" and
"Torgouse-Latrec"
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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surround yourself with smart people who disagree with you."
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John Hopkins
> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
Holy frijoles. These are stunning.
Wonderful work!
/John
Lori Holuta
news:3c695...@corp-news.newsgroups.com...
> Previously on "B.L. Stryker", Jean wrote:
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> %%Bows down before Jean%%
>
> Milady, I'm in awe of your imagination and talent! My hat's off to you.
Or,
> uh, it would be if I were wearing a hat. Which means it's already kind of
> off. So my previous statement stands.
>
> Anyway, to sum up - WOW!
>
> Bill L.
> A few suggestions - "The Bobo Lisa", "Still Life with Brain in a Pan" and
> "Torgouse-Latrec"
Ooooh, good ideas! My favorite so far is Sunday In The Park With Frank,
which I have on my computer right now as wallpaper.
Perhaps, someday, we will see the likes of John Agar or Miles O'Keefe, or
dare I dream, Robert Z'Dar on canvas! Although, now that I think of it,
Z'Dar is already sporting a Picasso-ish look...
Lori - Mistie and Art Lover
SciFiVintage.com
Martin H. Booda
Bonemeal/Slate Stabrock/Brick Hardmeat" guy from _Space Mutiny_?
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Jeffrey Johnson
>"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
>news:3C690811...@frii.com...
>www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
>Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers
>all, behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst, and
>worship her.
How awesome! When can I make a bid on "Mike Descending A Staircase"?
JSJ1TG, looking forward to "Nightmads", would attempt to commission
"Persistence of Tom (Servo)" and "Disintegration of Persistence of Tom
(Servo)" if he had the money.
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form of a giant SLOR!" - Rob, from the middle of a ramble.
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Corvus Marinus
that wrote news:a4bo2p$thu$1...@shell.datasync.com, on the day of 12 Feb
2002:
>>Holy frijoles. These are stunning.
>>
>>Wonderful work!
>>
> Ditto. Now how about a takeoff on Munch's "The Scream", with, say,
> that "Crud Bonemeal/Slate Stabrock/Brick Hardmeat" guy from _Space
> Mutiny_?
I have to say that I think the Evil College Administrator from "Being From
Another Planet" (he of the burned hand, who appears in the stinger) would
be the best MST subject for "The Scream."
"You know, I think this is the *worst* movie we've ever seen..."
And the paintings are outstanding. 'Crowcasso' and 'Magreetings' are my
favorites, shameless unreconstructed Trace fan that I am.
--
Mark Steese a/k/a Corvus Marinus
http://www.livejournal.com/users/cormorant/
ky mellie: Or, should I do what I think is pretty *and* stab some guy in
the nuts with the corkscrew attachment of my swiss army knife?
The Midnight Rambler
"Corvus Marinus" <corvus-...@charter.net> wrote in message
news:Xns91B3734824C40co...@209.249.90.101...
> Hwæt! We have heard of the glory of bo...@datasync.com (Martin H. Booda)
> that wrote news:a4bo2p$thu$1...@shell.datasync.com, on the day of 12 Feb
> 2002:
>
> >>Holy frijoles. These are stunning.
> >>
> >>Wonderful work!
Sonuva...!
Jean, I love you. *tongue*
You might have told us you HAD a trumpet...
> > Ditto. Now how about a takeoff on Munch's "The Scream", with, say,
> > that "Crud Bonemeal/Slate Stabrock/Brick Hardmeat" guy from _Space
> > Mutiny_?
>
> I have to say that I think the Evil College Administrator from "Being From
> Another Planet" (he of the burned hand, who appears in the stinger) would
> be the best MST subject for "The Scream."
>
> "You know, I think this is the *worst* movie we've ever seen..."
>
> And the paintings are outstanding. 'Crowcasso' and 'Magreetings' are my
> favorites, shameless unreconstructed Trace fan that I am.
Stop being me!
(I'm still cackling over that last title. With much glee.)
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Sampo
Likewise, for "Joelsseau"?
>Jungle Goddess, I'm serious!
What she said!
Sampo
Jean
Lori Holuta wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> news:3C692E6B...@frii.com...
> >
> >
> > Lori Holuta wrote:
> >
> > > "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> > > news:3C690811...@frii.com...
> > > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> > >
> > > Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers
> all,
> > > behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst, and
> worship
> > > her.
> >
> > So, would this be a good time to bring up the tithing thing?
>
> Tithe? Well, the tithe was kinda high last time I was at the beach, but I
> don't think it was abnormal or anything. Didn't look like a red tithe,
> either. Wonder what that might have to do with artwork...
Well, remember all those tithe-dyed clothes from the 60s?
Jean
Michael Clear
Oh Lord, these are great. I can't believe you did this. Now all you have to
do is die and these painting will become valuable. Could I suggest a heroin
overdose? The art world loves it when the artist dies of a heroin overdose.
Michael Clear
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are in almost every case gotten at second-hand, and without examination."
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Jean
Jeffrey Johnson wrote:
> Embark, dear reader, on a tour of the wisdom of Lori Holuta:
>
> >"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> >news:3C690811...@frii.com...
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> >Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers
> >all, behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst, and
> >worship her.
>
> How awesome! When can I make a bid on "Mike Descending A Staircase"?
You are too kind. But, I can't sell copyrighted characters. I'm thrilled
you like Mike. It seems very.....Mike like.
> JSJ1TG, looking forward to "Nightmads"
'Night Mads' will have Dr. F and Frank, and also Torgo and the Master.
> , would attempt to commission
> "Persistence of Tom (Servo)" and "Disintegration of Persistence of Tom
> (Servo)" if he had the money.
You are *so* close. It's going to be 'The Persistence of Brain Guy'. After
that, I wanna concentrate on the bots, they are so cute.
Jean
Jean
Sampo wrote:
> >How much do you want for "Cezanntillite of Love:?
>
> Likewise, for "Joelsseau"?
>
> >Jungle Goddess, I'm serious!
>
> What she said!
>
Hey, thanks guys! If they weren't copyrighted characters I'd take the cash
and run like- I mean, donate all proceeds to a worthy cause. My fantasy at
this point is to toss them all in the van, and spend my remaining years
traveling from sci fi con to sci fi con, displaying them. Sorta like following
the crops. Thanks so much for the kind words.
Jean
Jean
Bill Livingston wrote:
> Anyway, to sum up - WOW!
Thanks, Bill, you sweet thing.
> Bill L.
> A few suggestions - "The Bobo Lisa", "Still Life with Brain in a Pan" and
> "Torgouse-Latrec"
Um.......remember that e-mail from awhile ago? The one where I asked you all
the personal questions? Yes, it's true. There is a 'Still Life With Bill's
Hinder' in the future. Really.
Jean
Jean
John Hopkins wrote:
Thank you, John.
Jean
Jean
"Martin H. Booda" wrote:
> In article <bd166e4e.02021...@posting.google.com>,
> John Hopkins <dar...@attbi.com> wrote:
> >Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message news:<3C690811...@frii.com>...
> >> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> >Holy frijoles. These are stunning.
> >
> >Wonderful work!
> >
> Ditto. Now how about a takeoff on Munch's "The Scream", with, say, that "Crud
> Bonemeal/Slate Stabrock/Brick Hardmeat" guy from _Space Mutiny_?
Isn't it delightful the way msties think alike? Or, maybe too terrifying to
contemplate......Well! Anyway, the Munch is gonna be, like, on a movie screen
(b&w), with a silhouette of the movie theater seats in front, with human and bots
flying off in all directions from the blast. But yeah, you're right, we
definitely gotta get Chest Gruntmuch in there somewhere.
Jean
Jean
Corvus Marinus wrote:
>And the paintings are outstanding. 'Crowcasso' and 'Magreetings' are my
> favorites, shameless unreconstructed Trace fan that I am.
Yeah, me too. Thanks so much.
Jean
Jean
The Midnight Rambler wrote:
> "Corvus Marinus" <corvus-...@charter.net> wrote in message
> news:Xns91B3734824C40co...@209.249.90.101...
> > Hwæt! We have heard of the glory of bo...@datasync.com (Martin H. Booda)
> > that wrote news:a4bo2p$thu$1...@shell.datasync.com, on the day of 12 Feb
> > 2002:
> >
> > >>Holy frijoles. These are stunning.
> > >>
> > >>Wonderful work!
>
> Sonuva...!
>
> Jean, I love you. *tongue*
Ok. *Now* my life is complete. Thanks, Rob.
Jean
Jean
"Legion, For We Are Many" wrote:
> Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
Thanks! It's amazing to me that we all had ten years of fantastic
inspiration, and I'm durned grateful for that.
Jean
James A. Wolf
<Removes jaw (and not jawbone of an ass of JAWs) from floor>
Wow!
Just wow!
Talent and wit together. Wow!
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Brian Lee Hendrickson
Jean wrote:
As a (somewhat envious) fellow artist, I and the entire cast of "Hee Haw" would like to jump up out of a cornfield and yell SAAAAAAALUUUUUUUUTE!!!!
You've inspired me. I'll have to see if I can come up with something equally clever.
Brian
My home page:
http://home.swbell.net/splunge/Index.html
Jef
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MSTIE#95033
"The only thing that ever made sense to me, is the words to a song from an
American Movie." - Everclear
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^^Updated 01/04/2002!
Andrew
On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Jean wrote:
So, I gotta ask, how long have you been involved with painting? Who's your
sensei? And are these paintings coming to an e-bay page near you?
---Andrew "Very Postmodernistic, I think" Kunz
Jean
Jef wrote:
> Those are so nifty keen. Positively fabulous. Keep up the good work.
>
Thank you, Jef.
Jean
Jean
"James A. Wolf" wrote:
> Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
>
> <Removes jaw (and not jawbone of an ass of JAWs) from floor>
>
> Wow!
>
> Just wow!
>
> Talent and wit together. Wow!
Ah, allow me to offer up a humble and conservative 'Thank you, James'.
Jean
Jean
Michael Clear wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> news:3C690811...@frii.com...
> >
> >
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Oh Lord, these are great. I can't believe you did this. Now all you have to
> do is die and these painting will become valuable. Could I suggest a heroin
> overdose? The art world loves it when the artist dies of a heroin overdose.
It does have a romantic and evocative ring to it, yes indeed, Michael.
Archetypical legends have been vastly strewn across the eons and landscapes of
fine literature, lo, to inspire and cause us to reflect upon the many and
depthly facets of our existence, while flailing maniacally, upon this mortal
coil. So, overdosing on Cheetos ain't gonna do it, right? Damn.
Jean
Thanks, Michael
Jean
Andrew wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Jean wrote:
>
> :
> :
> :www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> So, I gotta ask, how long have you been involved with painting? Who's your
> sensei? And are these paintings coming to an e-bay page near you?
On and off, most of my life, which means, wow, those cave paintings took
*forever*. Do you know how hard it was to find decent flint and charred tree
stumps in those days? Sheesh. Plus, the saber-toothed cats never stood
still long enough to get a decent rendering of them.
Jean
Carl Burke
Jean
Brian Lee Hendrickson wrote:
Jean wrote:
As a (somewhat envious) fellow artist, I and the entire cast of "Hee Haw" would like to jump up out of a cornfield and yell SAAAAAAALUUUUUUUUTE!!!!
So, we *are* still in Kansas, then.
You've inspired me. I'll have to see if I can come up with something equally clever.Brian
My home page:
http://home.swbell.net/splunge/Index.html
Lovely! What fun! You have a great talent. More!
Jean
shellebelle
Beautiful! Gorgeous! Wonderful! Did I say Beautiful! Oh. Okay...
still, wowee, awesome...well wicked!shelle
--
"I'm alone with my heavy burden...ENNUI!!!"
Gypsy, MST3K
delius alan
"Hats off, ladies and gentlemen. A genius!"
Truly wonderful!
delius
How and when can I bid on these, Jean?
MechaMan Turbo
>www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html=20
I hear that it's going to replace the "Mona Lisa"! ;)
-Fory, The Former Mysterious Lurker
"My ship works better when I kick it."--Spike, "Cowboy Bebop"
My scheme is complete!! Soon all the children of the world will be dipped in
fung-lum sweet and sour sauce!! They will be sweet! And sour!! HAH!!
Robert Hutchinson
I wish I could draw.
Which is to say GAWSHDARN that's neato.
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Robert Hutchinson |
| "Butterflies are real asses."
| -- Conan O'Brien
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Robert Hutchinson
> Jeffrey Johnson wrote:
> > Embark, dear reader, on a tour of the wisdom of Lori Holuta:
> > >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> > >
> > >Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers
> > >all, behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst, and
> > >worship her.
> >
> > How awesome! When can I make a bid on "Mike Descending A Staircase"?
>
> You are too kind. But, I can't sell copyrighted characters. I'm thrilled
> you like Mike. It seems very.....Mike like.
Heh, of all those wonderful works, that's the one you could probably get
away with selling. (Actually, I think you could get away with selling all
of them, but why in the world would you? I mean, DAMN.)
--
"Starry Nanites" owns me
John Hopkins
Soytanly. I should've mentioned that my favorite is Mike Descending a Staircase,
as I've always had a weird fascination with the Cezanne original.
/John
Matthew Blackwell
wrote:
>"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
>news:3C690811...@frii.com...
>www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
>Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers all,
>behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst, and worship
>her.
>
Wow. Just wow.
Matt-
Although I'll note that horrible images of "Bobo on the Halfshell"
keep popping into mu brain now...
The Midnight Rambler
Gee, go to the butcher's for someone... wow!
--
More carpentry sounds, late at night, from
Robert "Big Rob" Fontenot, Jr.
http://www.bigrobonline.com
..............................................
"You can never make anything foolproof
because fools are so damn ingenious." -- Anonymous
Shelby
Jean, these are fabulous. I love 'em!
Shelby
RATMMs Jungle Goddess
>You've inspired me. I'll have to see if I can come up with something
>equally clever.
Hey, Brian. Those caricatures are pretty neat.
Jungle Goddess, whose only talent is to admire the talent of others
MSTie #54796
email: ratmms_jun...@yahoo.com
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=189293
"He has drug rep friends, and you ask him for free PENS?"-Big Rob
"I'm not trying to be bossy. I just hate indecision."--Ruth in the French
Quarter
Dave Gates
"Sampo" <msa...@aol.comfortable> wrote in message
news:20020212093938...@mb-fo.aol.com...
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Wow!!
>
> Sampo (That's all I can say. Just: "Wow!")
Yes! Those paintings are awesome!
Any chance you can scan some 1280x1024-ish copies of "Magreetings" and
"Joelsseau" so those of us with larger monitors can have wallpaper too?
:-)
Thank you for your amazing effort!
--
Dave Gates
dave...@linkline.com
Lori Holuta
news:20020213024939...@mb-mq.aol.com...
> Brian Lee Hendrickson <spl...@swbell.net> wrote:
>
> >You've inspired me. I'll have to see if I can come up with something
> >equally clever.
>
> Hey, Brian. Those caricatures are pretty neat.
>
> Jungle Goddess, whose only talent is to admire the talent of others
Me too, Connie. I can't even draw a stick figure. I've wallowed in Brian's
site before, and even toyed with the idea of commissioning some goodies from
him for my websites (might still do that!), and now I've visited Jean's site
about 20 times already. It's fun to admire talent, especially when it's
housed inside of good friends!
Lori Holuta
SciFiVintage.com
Jean
Dave Gates wrote:
> Any chance you can scan some 1280x1024-ish copies of "Magreetings" and
> "Joelsseau" so those of us with larger monitors can have wallpaper too?
Sure. The downloads from the digital camera are between 4-700k. I can
send those via e-mail if you like, if you don't mind watching a giant
sequoia reach its full growth while waiting for the thing to stream onto
your hardrive.
Jean
Jean
Dear beloved ratmm,
I am totally awed by all the wonderful comments you have been kind enough to
post. I'm more thrilled by you guys' compliments than by actually wielding
all those globs of paint.
What is gratifying is to read all the suggestions for future works, showing
the amazing power of riffing and imagination contained in herewith, whereas
and therefore, you guys are a hoot.
Thanks so much, again and again. It means a lot.
Jean
Martin H. Booda
>Jean wrote:
>>
>> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
>Honey, I want you to bear my children.
>
snouts?
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Miss Lira
Jean! My god! You mad genius! Who would I have to go down on to get my
hands on your brilliance?
Oh. Wait. I guess that'd be you. ::leer::
Ahem. I mean, ah, that's amazing work. Thanks for sharing it with us.
::smoo::
--
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Big Rob:// Imagine that for a second.
Big Rob:// Imagine that emotionless, confused, constipated face hovering
over you as he thrusts politely into you during The Marriage Act.
Judy Clay
> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> --
You magnificent bastard! I saw your artwork! :)
I'll trade you one of the kids/cats for "Sunday in the Park with Frank"
Judy Clay
MST#12208
The world of RATMM is filled with very talented people.
Not to mention its warm gooey center.
Carl Burke
> In article <3C69944B...@mitre.org>, Carl Burke <cbu...@mitre.org> wrote:
> >Jean wrote:
> >>
> >> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> >Honey, I want you to bear my children.
> >
> You want her to turn and rake her deadly claws against your childrens' howling
> snouts?
<g>
Can you think of a better way to discipline the little bastards?
*joke flag*
--
Barcode, not actually a parent, nor do I play one on TV,
but I hear the rising *TICK* *TOCK* of biology.
Andrew
On Wed, 13 Feb 2002, Jean wrote:
:
:
:Dear beloved ratmm,
I just thought of a suggestion: How about portraits of some of our Ratmmers
in their most native surroundings? And that doesn't work, how about an
artist representation of a blounge?
---Andrew Kunz. "Oh, and let me add my appreciation to your artwork. The
best I can do is play songs, althrough I don't know if you would want to
hear a piano version of the MST3K 'Love Theme.'"
MechaMan Turbo
Hey no problem! Can you try to make more for our viewing pleasure? We'd all
love to see them! ^_^
Jean
MechaMan Turbo wrote:
>
>
> Hey no problem! Can you try to make more for our viewing pleasure? We'd all
> love to see them! ^_^
You betcha. Updates will appear when needed.
Jean
Jean
Miss Lira wrote:
> Jean! My god! You mad genius! Who would I have to go down on to get my
> hands on your brilliance?
>
> Oh. Wait. I guess that'd be you. ::leer::
Oh! I see you and Big Rob have been shopping again. How cool. Just let
me, uh, adjust.......um......(deep breath).
> Ahem. I mean, ah, that's amazing work. Thanks for sharing it with us.
> ::smoo::
Thank you, Erica.
Jean
Jean
Judy Clay wrote:
> Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message news:<3C690811...@frii.com>...
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> > --
>
> You magnificent bastard!
(thinks)....it's possible......
> I saw your artwork! :)
Thanks!
> I'll trade you one of the kids/cats for "Sunday in the Park with Frank"
Your children are hybrids?
Jean
Sheryl Gere
If I haven't said it before(and even if I have), let me say that YOU ROCK!
Sheryl, has artistic ability on par with the average fourth grader...
--
'"The" Sheryl, MSTie #12802
Filker, punster and bookaholic
Gene police: You! Out of the pool!
Cats are Murphy's way of saying "Nice Furniture!"
Jeffrey Johnson
>Jeffrey Johnson wrote:
>> Embark, dear reader, on a tour of the wisdom of Lori Holuta:
>>
>> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>> >
>> >Such a small, quiet announcement of an achievement SO EPIC. RATMMers
>> >all, behold the talent and genius that resides happily in our midst,
>> >and worship her.
>>
>
>You are too kind. But, I can't sell copyrighted characters. I'm
>thrilled you like Mike. It seems very.....Mike like.
OK, so how much for you to change the title to "Composition In Blue And
Brown" and then sell it to me?
>> JSJ1TG, looking forward to "Nightmads"
>
>'Night Mads' will have Dr. F and Frank, and also Torgo and the Master.
It already gives me the shivers.
>> , would attempt to commission
>> "Persistence of Tom (Servo)" and "Disintegration of Persistence of Tom
>> (Servo)" if he had the money.
>
>You are *so* close. It's going to be 'The Persistence of Brain Guy'. After
>that, I wanna concentrate on the bots, they are so cute.
Oooh! Melting brains in petri dishes! Brain Guy might also work nicely
into a Rothko.
JSJ1TG, if you ever put up wallpaper-sized scans, let us know!
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"You also need to download THINGVIEWER, who comes in the
form of a giant SLOR!" - Rob, from the middle of a ramble.
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Tom Noel
"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message news:3C690811...@frii.com...
Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters and include the whole gang?
I'd love to have one (or more) of these masterpieces in my collection.
Tom
Brian Lee Hendrickson
RATMMs Jungle Goddess wrote:
> Brian Lee Hendrickson <spl...@swbell.net> wrote:
>
> >You've inspired me. I'll have to see if I can come up with something
> >equally clever.
>
> Hey, Brian. Those caricatures are pretty neat.
>
> Jungle Goddess, whose only talent is to admire the talent of others
Even those of us blessed with a talent wish we could do other things as well.
I think it's part of that whole "Singers want to be actors and actors want to
sing" kind of thing.
None the less, thank you for the kind words.
Brian
Brian Lee Hendrickson
Nice as it is to have artistic talent, I really need to find and marry a woman
with a good head for business--(I suppose it would be too much to ask that she
look like Jennifer Connelly too?)... Most artist aren't great business people.
Brian
(The Enron Salesman's Wet Dream)
The Midnight Rambler
>
>
> Miss Lira wrote:
>
> > Jean! My god! You mad genius! Who would I have to go down on to get my
> > hands on your brilliance?
> >
> > Oh. Wait. I guess that'd be you. ::leer::
>
> Oh! I see you and Big Rob have been shopping again. How cool. Just let
> me, uh, adjust.......um......(deep breath).
I'd just like to say that this is the most erotic post I've ever been
involved in.
(Keep going. ;)
RATMMs Jungle Goddess
>Me too, Connie. I can't even draw a stick figure. I've wallowed in Brian's
>site before, and even toyed with the idea of commissioning some goodies from
>him for my websites (might still do that!), and now I've visited Jean's site
>about 20 times already. It's fun to admire talent, especially when it's
>housed inside of good friends!
>
Yeah, then, when they become famous you can say "I know those guys!".
Jungle Goddess, not that *I'd* be a name-dropper. Oh no, not me ^_^
Martin H. Booda
The Midnight Rambler <rfon...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>I'd just like to say that this is the most erotic post I've ever been
>involved in.
>
Jean
Jeffrey Johnson wrote:
> >You are too kind. But, I can't sell copyrighted characters. I'm
> >thrilled you like Mike. It seems very.....Mike like.
>
> OK, so how much for you to change the title to "Composition In Blue And
> Brown" and then sell it to me?
LOL! You devious, machiavellian marvel.
> >> JSJ1TG, looking forward to "Nightmads"
> >
> >'Night Mads' will have Dr. F and Frank, and also Torgo and the Master.
>
> It already gives me the shivers.
Yeah, imagine *painting* the incomparable, original Thighmaster.
> >You are *so* close. It's going to be 'The Persistence of Brain Guy'. After
> >that, I wanna concentrate on the bots, they are so cute.
>
> Oooh! Melting brains in petri dishes!
Yep, dripping brains and pans. It was a logical choice.
> Brain Guy might also work nicely
> into a Rothko.
Yes, that's true! Blue, flowing robes and pasty face, blurred and blending.
> JSJ1TG, if you ever put up wallpaper-sized scans, let us know!
I've did that for a ratmmer this morning. Fortunately, he had a DSL, cuz the
things were 2MB, whereas I have rural phone lines using tin cans and qualified
for Social Security while waiting for them to upload.
Jean
Jean
Sheryl Gere wrote:
> Jean,
>
> If I haven't said it before(and even if I have), let me say that YOU ROCK!
Thanks!
> Sheryl, has artistic ability on par with the average fourth grader...
Which means you can immediately apply for an art grant. Seriously, Sheryl,
you have incredible attributes of your own which I deeply envy.
Jean
Jean
Tom Noel wrote:
Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters and include the whole gang?
Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like
a really nasty Velazquez.
Jean
Lori Holuta
I'm craving "American Gothic", with Frank and Dr. Forrester. Also a
variation on those card-playing dogs, perhaps painted on black velvet?
Lori
SciFiVintage.com
Stephen Cooke
Nuveena by Vargas for me, thanks very much.
swac
*drool*
Carl Burke
> On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
> > >"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> > news:3C6BE517...@frii.com...
> >
> > >Tom Noel wrote:
> > >Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters and include the
> > whole gang?
> >
> > >Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really nasty
> > Velazquez.
> > >Jean
> >
> > I'm craving "American Gothic", with Frank and Dr. Forrester. Also a
> > variation on those card-playing dogs, perhaps painted on black velvet?
*nod* Yes, yes, very nice. Or Pearl in that famous work by Whistler.
> Nuveena by Vargas for me, thanks very much.
Splendid as that would be, how about a version of "Nightowls"?
(I think that's the name of that late-night diner piece, by, um, Hopper?)
Or any of the previously suggested Dalis. Or Peter Max.
--
Barcode, or anything at all, really. Except Mondrian or the Dripper.
Sampo
>> and include the whole gang?
>>
>
>Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really
>nasty Velazquez.
Or maybe "The Last Supper"?
Sampo (with Timmy as Judas?)
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Jeffrey Johnson
>
>> >You are too kind. But, I can't sell copyrighted characters. I'm
>> >thrilled you like Mike. It seems very.....Mike like.
>>
>> OK, so how much for you to change the title to "Composition In Blue
>> And Brown" and then sell it to me?
>
>LOL! You devious, machiavellian marvel.
Yep. So how much? ;)
>> >> JSJ1TG, looking forward to "Nightmads"
>> >
>> >'Night Mads' will have Dr. F and Frank, and also Torgo and the Master.
>>
>> It already gives me the shivers.
>
>Yeah, imagine *painting* the incomparable, original Thighmaster.
If Suzanne Somers even *thinks* about putting "Night Mads" between her
knees, I swear I'll go apeshit.
>> >You are *so* close. It's going to be 'The Persistence of Brain Guy'.
>> >After that, I wanna concentrate on the bots, they are so cute.
>>
>> Oooh! Melting brains in petri dishes!
>
>Yep, dripping brains and pans. It was a logical choice.
<drool>
>> Brain Guy might also work nicely
>> into a Rothko.
>
>Yes, that's true! Blue, flowing robes and pasty face, blurred and
>blending.
>
>> JSJ1TG, if you ever put up wallpaper-sized scans, let us know!
>
>I've did that for a ratmmer this morning. Fortunately, he had a DSL,
>cuz the things were 2MB, whereas I have rural phone lines using tin cans
>and qualified for Social Security while waiting for them to upload.
What a good sport you are.
JSJ1TG, watch your hip, though.
Martin H. Booda
>Stephen Cooke wrote:
>> On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
>> > >"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
>> > news:3C6BE517...@frii.com...
>> >
>> > >Tom Noel wrote:
>> > >Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters and include the
>> > whole gang?
>> >
>> > >Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really nasty
>> > Velazquez.
>> > >Jean
>> >
>> > I'm craving "American Gothic", with Frank and Dr. Forrester. Also a
>> > variation on those card-playing dogs, perhaps painted on black velvet?
>
>*nod* Yes, yes, very nice. Or Pearl in that famous work by Whistler.
>
James A. Wolf
>>> Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters
>>> and include the whole gang?
>>>
>>
>>Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really
>>nasty Velazquez.
>
>Or maybe "The Last Supper"?
>
>Sampo (with Timmy as Judas?
Just as long as she doesn't do Goya!
--
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"The jawbone of an ass is | NEW ENGLAND |"When you have the ball, you've got
just as dangerous a weapon | PATRIOTS! | to take advantage of it. All you've
today as in Samson's time." | 2001 NFL | got to do is make one big play."
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Stephen Cooke
On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Carl Burke wrote:
> Stephen Cooke wrote:
> > On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
> > > >"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> > > news:3C6BE517...@frii.com...
> > >
> > > >Tom Noel wrote:
> > > >Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters and include the
> > > whole gang?
> > >
> > > >Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really nasty
> > > Velazquez.
> > > >Jean
> > >
> > > I'm craving "American Gothic", with Frank and Dr. Forrester. Also a
> > > variation on those card-playing dogs, perhaps painted on black velvet?
>
> *nod* Yes, yes, very nice. Or Pearl in that famous work by Whistler.
Or maybe Reubens. Hubba hubba!
> > Nuveena by Vargas for me, thanks very much.
>
> Splendid as that would be, how about a version of "Nightowls"?
> (I think that's the name of that late-night diner piece, by, um, Hopper?)
Nighthawks, I think.
(As opposed to Night Tide with Dennis Hopper)
> Or any of the previously suggested Dalis. Or Peter Max.
I'd like to see something in a Lichtenstein. I like dots.
> Barcode, or anything at all, really. Except Mondrian or the Dripper.
swac
But how else would you interpret Magic Voice?
Jean
Jeffrey Johnson wrote:
> Embark, dear reader, on a tour of the wisdom of Jean:
> >Jeffrey Johnson wrote:
> >
> >> >You are too kind. But, I can't sell copyrighted characters. I'm
> >> >thrilled you like Mike. It seems very.....Mike like.
> >>
> >> OK, so how much for you to change the title to "Composition In Blue
> >> And Brown" and then sell it to me?
> >
> >LOL! You devious, machiavellian marvel.
>
> Yep. So how much? ;)
Last guy said that to me got busted for a felony.
> >> >> JSJ1TG, looking forward to "Nightmads"
> >> >
> >> >'Night Mads' will have Dr. F and Frank, and also Torgo and the Master.
> >>
> >> It already gives me the shivers.
> >
> >Yeah, imagine *painting* the incomparable, original Thighmaster.
>
> If Suzanne Somers even *thinks* about putting "Night Mads" between her
> knees, I swear I'll go apeshit.
Now see, I would think that the sight of Ms. Somers' contortions with
anything would drive the male species into gibbering rapture. Oh, wait. You
just said that.
> >> >You are *so* close. It's going to be 'The Persistence of Brain Guy'.
> >> >After that, I wanna concentrate on the bots, they are so cute.
> >>
> >> Oooh! Melting brains in petri dishes!
> >
> >Yep, dripping brains and pans. It was a logical choice.
>
> <drool>
Ah, Kandinsky, then.
> >> Brain Guy might also work nicely
> >> into a Rothko.
> >
> >Yes, that's true! Blue, flowing robes and pasty face, blurred and
> >blending.
> >
> >> JSJ1TG, if you ever put up wallpaper-sized scans, let us know!
> >
> >I've did that for a ratmmer this morning. Fortunately, he had a DSL,
> >cuz the things were 2MB, whereas I have rural phone lines using tin cans
> >and qualified for Social Security while waiting for them to upload.
>
> What a good sport you are.
Nah, no problem. I just punch 'send', go watch the entire 'Godfather' saga,
and it's almost done.
> JSJ1TG, watch your hip, though.
Well, this (*clang*) cast-iron prosthesis helps, plus the limestone colonics,
but I really wish the AARP would get off my porch.
Jean
Jean
Lori Holuta wrote:
>
> I'm craving "American Gothic", with Frank and Dr. Forrester. Also a
> variation on those card-playing dogs, perhaps painted on black velvet?
That is truly twisted genius. And, let's set them down in Deep 13. Betcha
it'll even glow in the dark.
Jean
Jean
Carl Burke wrote:
>
> Barcode, or anything at all, really. Except Mondrian or the Dripper.
Not without heavy doses of Dramamine, no.
Jean
Brian Lee Hendrickson
RATMMs Jungle Goddess wrote:
> "Lori Holuta" <lo...@cocoajava.com> wrote:
>
> >Me too, Connie. I can't even draw a stick figure. I've wallowed in Brian's
> >site before, and even toyed with the idea of commissioning some goodies from
> >him for my websites (might still do that!), and now I've visited Jean's site
> >about 20 times already. It's fun to admire talent, especially when it's
> >housed inside of good friends!
> >
>
> Yeah, then, when they become famous you can say "I know those guys!".
Of course, if you want to file multi-million dollar paternity suits claiming to
have born our "love child", we might be able to works something out NOW....
Brian
Jean
"James A. Wolf" wrote:
> msa...@aol.comfortable (Sampo) wrote:
>
> >>> Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters
> >>> and include the whole gang?
> >>>
> >>
> >>Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really
> >>nasty Velazquez.
> >
> >Or maybe "The Last Supper"?
> >
> >Sampo (with Timmy as Judas?
>
> Just as long as she doesn't do Goya!
I wouldn't want to riff religious paintings, but 'The Naked Majahahaha' is hard to
resist.
Jean
Brian Lee Hendrickson
Stephen Cooke wrote:
I've tried that one, but I have to stop painting every five minutes to take a cold
shower. It could take a while...
Brian
Tom Noel
"Sampo" <msa...@aol.comfortable> wrote in message
news:20020214125628...@mb-fo.aol.com...
> >> Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters
> >> and include the whole gang?
> >>
> >
> >Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really
> >nasty Velazquez.
>
> Or maybe "The Last Supper"?
>
> Sampo (with Timmy as Judas?)
I suppose Guernica is out?
Tom Noel
www.mst3ktemple.com
The Claw
"Martin H. Booda" <bo...@datasync.com> wrote in message
news:a4bo2p$thu$1...@shell.datasync.com...
> In article <bd166e4e.02021...@posting.google.com>,news:<3C690811...@frii.com>...
> >> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> >Holy frijoles. These are stunning.
> >
> >Wonderful work!
> >
> Ditto. Now how about a takeoff on Munch's "The Scream", with, say, that
"Crud
> Bonemeal/Slate Stabrock/Brick Hardmeat" guy from _Space Mutiny_?
When I think of "The Scream", I think "Movie Sign!!"
Your work is inspiring. Bravo!
--
The Claw
http://www.empireoftheclaw.com
Jean
The Claw wrote:
> When I think of "The Scream", I think "Movie Sign!!"
That's true! Personal crises, manifest and abundant. LOL!
> Your work is inspiring. Bravo!
Thanks so much.
To be honest, I'm a little overwhelmed, never experiencing such an intense
and huge quantity of acknowledgement. What does one say, besides a most
humble 'thanks!'? In the spirit of ratmm, I've tried making jokes, but then
again, so many of you guys have extended serious and most sincere
recognition, and I can only hope to respond with the same sincerity and the
deepest of appreciation to everyone. At heart, though, I am speechless.
Like most msties, the show has become a major part of my life, and like most
ratmmers, the ng is a big part of my day. You guys are the best, and
eternally in my thoughts.
So, well, let's see now, uh, have a nice day, or have a day, but if you're
having a bad day, be assured that an old hag in Colorado thinks the world of
you.
Jean
shelby
> So, well, let's see now, uh, have a nice day, or have a day, but if you're
> having a bad day, be assured that an old hag in Colorado thinks the world of
> you.
>
Shelby
Be sure to tip the waitstaff.
Sheryl Gere
Aw, thanks....
Sheryl, needs more sleep
--
'"The" Sheryl, MSTie #12802
Filker, punster and bookaholic
Gene police: You! Out of the pool!
Cats are Murphy's way of saying "Nice Furniture!"
RATMMs Jungle Goddess
>So, well, let's see now, uh, have a nice day, or have a day, but if you're
>having a bad day, be assured that an old hag in Colorado thinks the world of
>you.
As we do you.
Jungle Goddess, praises to the rockinest hag (your word) on the planet!!!
RATMMs Jungle Goddess
>Even those of us blessed with a talent wish we could do other things as well.
>I think it's part of that whole "Singers want to be actors and actors want to
>sing" kind of thing.
What about us what can't do nuthin'?
>None the less, thank you for the kind words.
Well earned, sweetie.
Jungle Goddess, talentless, but loveable ^_^
Lori Holuta
"RATMMs Jungle Goddess" <chana...@aol.commitme> wrote in message
news:20020219134547...@mb-cu.aol.com...
> Brian Lee Hendrickson <spl...@swbell.net> wrote:
>
> >Even those of us blessed with a talent wish we could do other things as
well.
> >I think it's part of that whole "Singers want to be actors and actors
want to
> >sing" kind of thing.
>
> What about us what can't do nuthin'?
Puh-leeze. This from the woman who has taken beer drinking to a high art
form. I'm a witness!
Lori Holuta
http://scifivintage.com
Jean
Lori Holuta wrote:
That's it then: Connie by Bosch.
Jean
Andrew
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
:
:"RATMMs Jungle Goddess" <chana...@aol.commitme> wrote in message
Hmm...Impressionist Beer Drinking: "Ooh...look at her, she's drinking those
tiny little bubbles."
---Andrew "Nude Decending into a Beer Vat (Splash!)" Kunz
RATMMs Jungle Goddess
>Andrew "Nude Decending into a Beer Vat (Splash!)" Kunz
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Jungle Goddess, immortalized in foam ^_^
Stephen Cooke
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Jean wrote:
> Lori Holuta wrote:
> > > Brian Lee Hendrickson <spl...@swbell.net> wrote:
> > >
> > > >Even those of us blessed with a talent wish we could do other things as
> > well.
> > > >I think it's part of that whole "Singers want to be actors and actors
> > want to
> > > >sing" kind of thing.
> > >
> > > What about us what can't do nuthin'?
> >
> > Puh-leeze. This from the woman who has taken beer drinking to a high art
> > form. I'm a witness!
>
> That's it then: Connie by Bosch.
Don't you mean Busch?
swac
Drinking the great indoors.
Pocketwatch
Sampo wrote:
> >> Fantastic! Quite a gallery. How about The Dutch Masters
> >> and include the whole gang?
> >>
> >
> >Kewl. Though I was thinking of something more riotous, like a really
> >nasty Velazquez.
>
> Or maybe "The Last Supper"?
>
> Sampo (with Timmy as Judas?)
But then who would be Jesus? Joel or Mike? Jim Mallon maybe?