More MST3K Artwork
Jean
Lori Holuta
Andrew
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
:Jean's being understated, as usual!
:
:Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
:
:I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in close second.
I second that on the Nightmad painting.
---Andrew "Still Life-A-Go-Go" Kunz
MechaMan Turbo
>
>On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
>
>:Jean's being understated, as usual!
>:
>:Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
>:
>:I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in
>close second.
I love the Persistence of Brainguy. ^^
-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
> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Four new paintings.
Of those four excellent works, "Degalala" is the best, because I
appreciate any art humor I can get unassisted.
--
Robert Hutchinson |
| "Butterflies are real asses."
| -- Conan O'Brien
|
Jean
Andrew wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
>
> :Jean's being understated, as usual!
> :
> :Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
> :
> :I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in close second.
>
> I second that on the Nightmad painting.
It's funny, but those are the two that practically painted themselves, with almost no
effort on my part.
> ---Andrew "Still Life-A-Go-Go" Kunz
Oooooooo, I like that. Can I have it?
Jean
Jean
MechaMan Turbo wrote:
> >
> >
> >On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
> >
> >:Jean's being understated, as usual!
> >:
> >:Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
> >:
> >:I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in
> >close second.
>
> I love the Persistence of Brainguy. ^^
Thanks for the kind words.
Jean
Jean
Robert Hutchinson wrote:
> Jean says...
>
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> > Four new paintings.
>
> Of those four excellent works, "Degalala" is the best, because I
> appreciate any art humor I can get unassisted.
Thank you, Robert. I know you do, and funny art is genuinely difficult
to find. I've begun hanging with all the young artists who will be
selling their stuff at DragonCon (a wonderful group of kids), but,
natch, they are very serious about their work. My art, otoh, is meant
to be laughed at, and unlike those nice kids, I'm not trying to make a
living. So, yeah, I take their stuff in the manner in which it is
intended. But it's nice (and rare) when some artist will lighten up.
Jean
Joe Blevins
>
>
> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Four new paintings.
>
I'm going to have to go with the crowd and nominate "Nightmads" as my
favorite, but I loved them all. The great thing about "Degalala" is
that it's not at all out of character.
Of the (apparently) older paintings, "Starry Nanites" is supremely
funny, and I love "Crowcasso." I'm not an art expert, but I know enough
to get basically all of the jokes. (With a little thanks to that art
history survey course I took in college.)
These paintings are more proof that MST3K has the best fans in the
world.
--Joe--
Jean
Joe Blevins wrote:
> Jean wrote:
> >
> >
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> > Four new paintings.
> >
>
> I'm going to have to go with the crowd and nominate "Nightmads" as my
> favorite, but I loved them all. The great thing about "Degalala" is
> that it's not at all out of character.
Well, we know how much Tom liked to dress up. It was a challenge trying to
contort a stumpy robot into a lithe and flexible ballet dancer, and I'm
still not sure how successful I was at it. But, I hope the spirit of the
thing came through.
> Of the (apparently) older paintings, "Starry Nanites" is supremely
> funny
That's the one that started the whole thing. About a year and a half ago,
I was looking through some magazine that had Starry Nights, and I riffed it
into 'Starry Nanites'. It was like, whoosh, the whole project just lit up
my head. Kinda like the idea for One Act Plays; you see your future.
> , and I love "Crowcasso." I'm not an art expert, but I know enough
> to get basically all of the jokes. (With a little thanks to that art
> history survey course I took in college.)
That is what is so charming about msties; they gotta know a little bit
about almost everything, including art and literature, to get the
intelligent riffs on the show. Which means exposure to the original
artwork I'm using, or it wouldn't be funny. I've never doubted that y'all
would 'get it', and am heartily thrilled with this ng.
> These paintings are more proof that MST3K has the best fans in the
> world.
Yep, bless 'em every one. And, thanks, Joe.
Jean
Jef
Jean, you just continue to amaze us. These are fantastic.
Keep up the excellent work.
--
Toolmaster Jef Zehnder
MSTIE#95033
"The only thing that ever made sense to me, is the words to a song from an
American Movie." - Everclear
Valid email address is not nearly so funny.
Note the email address change, again.
Noah Singman
Great stuff, Jean. I can't wait to see some of these up close and personal.
Noah
MST#59539
But don't get too full of yourself. Why, if I had talent, and imagination, I
could paint too, ya know! :-)
Michelle Martin
> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Four new paintings.
>
> Jean
Wow, these are wonderful! My fave is Degalala, of the new ones. Of the
previous ones, I really like Gypsklee, but Mike Descending A Staircase
is just pure awesomeness.
Michelle
--
"Day 1: In Shire. Stunning vista of innocent and pastoral beauty. Is it me, or
was Frodo just hanging around in that field masturbating before I came along?"
-- Gandalf, from LOTR: Very Secret Diaries
Fish Eye no Miko
news:3CB1B571...@frii.com...
> www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Four new paintings.
Nice! You're pretty good.
Have you ever considered parody-ing a work by Frida Kahlo? I studied her a
bit in college and I really like her style. OTOH, a lot her stuff might be
too harsh for the subject at hand.
Catherine Johnson.
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ALL HAIL BRAK!
Fish Eye no Miko
> Andrew wrote:
>
> > ---Andrew "Still Life-A-Go-Go" Kunz
>
> Oooooooo, I like that. Can I have it?
Hell, that whole movie was a still life...
Catherine Johnson.
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James A. Wolf
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>
>Four new paintings.
Just your run of the mill utter brilliance that we've come to expect
from you, Jean. <G>
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>
>
>Andrew wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
>>
>> :Jean's being understated, as usual!
>> :
>> :Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
>> :
>> :I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in close second.
>>
>> I second that on the Nightmad painting.
>
>It's funny, but those are the two that practically painted themselves, with almost no
>effort on my part.
Was Baringuy persistent in painting himself? <G>
All I know about art history I got from "Mona Lisa Descending a
Staircase.'
Andrew
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Jean wrote:
:
:
:Andrew wrote:
:
:> On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
:>
:> :Jean's being understated, as usual!
:> :
:> :Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
:> :
:> :I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in close second.
:>
:> I second that on the Nightmad painting.
:
:It's funny, but those are the two that practically painted themselves, with almost no
:effort on my part.
So, you're saying that you have mental powers beyond the normal abilities of
man? (Women, on the other hand...)
:
:> ---Andrew "Still Life-A-Go-Go" Kunz
:
:Oooooooo, I like that. Can I have it?
Sure. Why not?
---Andrew "Wake me up before you go-go..." Kunz
Shelby
Jean I think your artwork is really fabulous! You have a knack for improving on
some of my very favorite works of art.
Shelby
Tammy Stephanie Davis
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:www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
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:Four new paintings.
Fabulous as usual, Jean.
---TSD("I am filled with envy....")
--
Jean
"James A. Wolf" wrote:
> Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Andrew wrote:
> >
> >> On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
> >>
> >> :Jean's being understated, as usual!
> >> :
> >> :Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
> >> :
> >> :I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in close second.
> >>
> >> I second that on the Nightmad painting.
> >
> >It's funny, but those are the two that practically painted themselves, with almost no
> >effort on my part.
>
> Was Baringuy persistent in painting himself? <G>
Oh man, the poor guy would just not shut up. The whining, the kvetching, the pleading and
tears (sigh). But afterwards, he was rewarded for his effforts with a sack of the new aqua
M&Ms, and got his brain back. Last seen, he was off to groom an ape.
> All I know about art history I got from "Mona Lisa Descending a
> Staircase.'
It would be interesting to know where she was going, grinning like that.
Jean
Jean
Andrew wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Jean wrote:
>
> :
> :
> :Andrew wrote:
> :
> :> On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
> :>
> :> :Jean's being understated, as usual!
> :> :
> :> :Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
> :> :
> :> :I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in close second.
> :>
> :> I second that on the Nightmad painting.
> :
> :It's funny, but those are the two that practically painted themselves, with almost no
> :effort on my part.
>
> So, you're saying that you have mental powers beyond the normal abilities of
> man? (Women, on the other hand...)
Shyeah, I wish. Nah, it's an ah-teest term meaning something that just flowed out of your
mind and was very enjoyable, not considered to be 'work' at all. Of course, I can also
levitate my dog, on occasion, if that counts. ("Look! Cat!")
Jean
Jean
Jef wrote:
> Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote in news:3CB1B571...@frii.com:
>
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
> Jean, you just continue to amaze us. These are fantastic.
> Keep up the excellent work.
Thank you Jef. You are kind to say that.
Jean
Jean
Michelle Martin wrote:
> In article <3CB1B571...@frii.com>, Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
>
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> > Four new paintings.
> >
> > Jean
>
> Wow, these are wonderful! My fave is Degalala, of the new ones. Of the
> previous ones, I really like Gypsklee, but Mike Descending A Staircase
> is just pure awesomeness.
Thank you, Michelle. I'm so glad you liked them. They were all fun to paint, and
gave me many giggles.
Jean
Jean
Fish Eye no Miko wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> news:3CB1B571...@frii.com...
>
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> > Four new paintings.
>
> Nice! You're pretty good.
Thanks!
> Have you ever considered parody-ing a work by Frida Kahlo? I studied her a
> bit in college and I really like her style. OTOH, a lot her stuff might be
> too harsh for the subject at hand.
Yeah, she was a fine painter, but somewhat grim, and I probably would not
enjoy the work. How 'bout a nice Botero? He was a hoot.
Jean
Jean
"James A. Wolf" wrote:
> Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
>
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> >Four new paintings.
>
> Just your run of the mill utter brilliance that we've come to expect
> from you, Jean. <G>
Thank you, Oh Wolfness, who has consistently brightened my life with great links.
Jean
Jean
Shelby wrote:
Oh, wow, hey, thank you Shelby. The Brains and 'bots could improve any great
masterpiece, IMO.
Jean
Jean
Noah Singman wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
> > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> > Four new paintings.
> > Jean
>
> Great stuff, Jean. I can't wait to see some of these up close and personal.
Yes! At DragonCon! In fact, if you're really good and nice, I'll allow you to
help me schlep it all from my van to the exhibit hall. And back again. No,
no, just kidding. But if you and Connie have a spare moment and would like to
give passing art patrons a running commentary on 'bot and Brain history
contained therein, it would sure class up the stuff.
> But don't get too full of yourself. Why, if I had talent, and imagination, I
> could paint too, ya know! :-)
Well, I was thinking of humbly suggesting musical accompaniment, at which I've
heard that you excell. A soothing Sousa march would be appropriate, I think.
Jean
Jean
Tammy Stephanie Davis wrote:
> In article <3CB1B571...@frii.com>, Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
> :-=-=-=-=-=-
> :
> :
> :
> :
> :www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> :
> :Four new paintings.
>
> Fabulous as usual, Jean.
Thank you, Tammy.
Jean
Bill Livingston
>www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>
>Four new paintings.
And beuatiful ones they are! I really dig "Crow & Mitchell", but there's
just something about "Degalala" that just calls to me! Listen! It's calling
now!
Bill L.
Now I *must* come to DragonCon, just to see these with me own twa eyes!
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
bil...@hiwaay.net http://home.hiwaay.net/~billfl
"If you're dumb, surround yourself with smart people. And if you're smart,
surround yourself with smart people who disagree with you."
Isaac Jaffee (Robert Guillaume), "Sports Night"
Jean
Bill Livingston wrote:
> Previously on "Sabrina", Jean Jean the Painting Machine wrote:
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> >Four new paintings.
>
> And beuatiful ones they are! I really dig "Crow & Mitchell", but there's
> just something about "Degalala" that just calls to me! Listen! It's calling
> now!
Servo: "Dance with me, Bill! Move them feet! Dance, dance, dance! Or, if you
prefer, Xuxa is behind the curtain, waiting for a foot stompin' Smackdown.
Wheeeeeee!"
> Bill L.
> Now I *must* come to DragonCon, just to see these with me own twa eyes!
Oh yes, you *must* (begs).
Jean
Thanks, Bill
James A. Wolf
>
>
>"James A. Wolf" wrote:
>
>> Jean <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >
>> >Andrew wrote:
>> >
>> >> On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Lori Holuta wrote:
>> >>
>> >> :Jean's being understated, as usual!
>> >> :
>> >> :Go! Run like the wind! Marvel! NOW!
>> >> :
>> >> :I love em all - but especially Nightmads, with Persistence Of Brainguy in close second.
>> >>
>> >> I second that on the Nightmad painting.
>> >
>> >It's funny, but those are the two that practically painted themselves, with almost no
>> >effort on my part.
>>
>> Was Baringuy persistent in painting himself? <G>
>
>Oh man, the poor guy would just not shut up. The whining, the kvetching, the pleading and
>tears (sigh). But afterwards, he was rewarded for his effforts with a sack of the new aqua
>M&Ms, and got his brain back. Last seen, he was off to groom an ape.
Yeah. I know the feeling. I had a character in my novel basically
hijack the storyline so that he stopped being a minor jerk to a major,
obnoxious figure who could lord it over people because he he had the
most integrity in his obnoxious way.
Fish Eye no Miko
<re: Brain Guy>
> Last seen, he was off to groom an ape.
Er... is that some new euphemism...?
Catherine Johnson.
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James A. Wolf
>
>"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
>news:3CB2DF8A...@frii.com...
>
> <re: Brain Guy>
>> Last seen, he was off to groom an ape.
>
>Er... is that some new euphemism...?
>
Only in Vermont.
Joe Blevins
Jean wrote:
>
> Joe Blevins wrote:
> The great thing about "Degalala" is
> > that it's not at all out of character.
>
> Well, we know how much Tom liked to dress up. It was a challenge trying to
> contort a stumpy robot into a lithe and flexible ballet dancer, and I'm
> still not sure how successful I was at it. But, I hope the spirit of the
> thing came through.
Servo's pose is what I like most about the painting. It's the way Servo
_would_ move if he could.
--Joe--
James A. Wolf
>
>
>"James A. Wolf" wrote:
>> All I know about art history I got from "Mona Lisa Descending a
>> Staircase.'
>
>It would be interesting to know where she was going, grinning like that.
Heh. Actually I was talking about the 1992 Oscar winning animated
short.
It's amazing..
Noah Singman
> Noah Singman wrote:
> > Great stuff, Jean. I can't wait to see some of these up close and
personal.
> Yes! At DragonCon! In fact, if you're really good and nice, I'll allow
you to
> help me schlep it all from my van to the exhibit hall. And back again.
No,
> no, just kidding. But if you and Connie have a spare moment and would
like to
> give passing art patrons a running commentary on 'bot and Brain history
> contained therein, it would sure class up the stuff.
I would be honored to help you convey your magnificent renderings to and
from their well-deserved place of honor in the exhibit hall. However, I'll
leave the commentary to Connie, since I'll be looking for artwork featuring
tasteful nudes.
> > But don't get too full of yourself. Why, if I had talent, and
imagination, I
> > could paint too, ya know! :-)
> Well, I was thinking of humbly suggesting musical accompaniment, at which
I've
> heard that you excell. A soothing Sousa march would be appropriate, I
think.
Alas, you were misled. I played; I didn't excel. Sousa is soothing, though.
Perhaps La Inglesina, or the Liberty Bell.
Noah
MST#59539
Misses the brass . . .
Jean
Fish Eye no Miko wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> news:3CB2DF8A...@frii.com...
>
> <re: Brain Guy>
> > Last seen, he was off to groom an ape.
>
> Er... is that some new euphemism...?
No no, not at all. I believe Bobo was due.
Jean
Randy Golden
See, this is only one more reason why I need to work harder at my job. Then,
once I make my first million, I can become one of your lucky art patrons and
commission the HELL out of you!
Bravissimo,
Randy G.
MST Info Club #94720. E-mail always welcome.
"We are usually not at our very best because it would be inhuman to be forever
at our very best."
--Michael Moorcock, "Blitz Kid"
Jean
Joe Blevins wrote:
>
> Servo's pose is what I like most about the painting. It's the way Servo
> _would_ move if he could.
Ah, then I am comforted. Thanks, Joe.
Jean
Jean
Noah Singman wrote:
> But if you and Connie have a spare moment and would
> like to
> > give passing art patrons a running commentary on 'bot and Brain history
> > contained therein, it would sure class up the stuff.
>
> I would be honored to help you convey your magnificent renderings to and
> from their well-deserved place of honor in the exhibit hall.
That's sweet, but I kid. The con will have lots of volunteers to set up the
panels and hang artwork. I even volunteered Tom to them, in case they need
anything welded to the floor.
> However, I'll
> leave the commentary to Connie, since I'll be looking for artwork featuring
> tasteful nudes.
Oh, there will be lots of that. Lots of 'fantasy' type, professional,
tasteful, respectful, aristocratic and demur naked gals. With dragons.
Jean
Jean
Randy Golden wrote:
> Jean wrote:
> >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >
> >Four new paintings.
>
> See, this is only one more reason why I need to work harder at my job. Then,
> once I make my first million, I can become one of your lucky art patrons and
> commission the HELL out of you!
And I would be thrilled to be commissioned to Hell, cuz you have an eye for the
finer things. What? On the ceiling? What chapel? Magic Voice as the heavenly
host?
Now, if you work harder and make a wad, will you come and post more often?
Jean
Noah Singman
> And I would be thrilled to be commissioned to Hell, cuz you have an eye
for the
> finer things. What? On the ceiling? What chapel? Magic Voice as the
heavenly
> host?
*THUD*
You accept commissions? Good grief, Jean, why didn't you tell me?!? Name
your price, woman!
Noah
MST#59539
Nah, it won't work. I don't have that Randy Golden charm. :-)
The Midnight Rambler
Are we still talking about the art show part of the con?
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Jean
The Midnight Rambler wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> news:3CB4A588...@frii.com...
> >
> >
> > Noah Singman wrote:
> >
> > > But if you and Connie have a spare moment and would
> >
> > > like to
> > > > give passing art patrons a running commentary on 'bot and Brain
> history
> > > > contained therein, it would sure class up the stuff.
> > >
> > > I would be honored to help you convey your magnificent renderings to and
> > > from their well-deserved place of honor in the exhibit hall.
> >
> > That's sweet, but I kid. The con will have lots of volunteers to set up
> the
> > panels and hang artwork. I even volunteered Tom to them, in case they
> need
> > anything welded to the floor.
> >
> > > However, I'll
> > > leave the commentary to Connie, since I'll be looking for artwork
> featuring
> > > tasteful nudes.
> >
> > Oh, there will be lots of that. Lots of 'fantasy' type, professional,
> > tasteful, respectful, aristocratic and demur naked gals. With dragons.
>
> Are we still talking about the art show part of the con?
Oh, yes. There are some fine renderings of nubile young ladies in fantasy
mode. There are at least two artists who specialize in them, and are quite
popular. The DragonCon poobahs have an ordinance against anything X-rated, but
hey, for an aficianado with an imagination........
Jean
Jean
Noah Singman wrote:
> "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote:
> > And I would be thrilled to be commissioned to Hell, cuz you have an eye
> for the
> > finer things. What? On the ceiling? What chapel? Magic Voice as the
> heavenly
> > host?
>
> *THUD*
Medic!!
> You accept commissions?
Uh, I do now, looks like.
> Good grief, Jean, why didn't you tell me?!? Name
> your price, woman!
What would you like? Really. What do you desperately need to hang over
your sofa?
> Nah, it won't work. I don't have that Randy Golden charm. :-)
Who does? Btw, I got the sweetest e-mail from a guy in Germany. He said,
"ThE mASteR sAYs YoU mUSt hAvE mORe CreAM fOr yOUr CoFfeE". LOL.
Jean
The Midnight Rambler
Well, I was making a joke. Sort of. That is to say, Dragon Con is filled
with lots of 'fantasy' type, professional, tasteful, respectful,
aristocratic and demur naked gals. With dragons.
(Okay, maybe not aristocratic, exactly.)
Jean
The Midnight Rambler wrote:
Ah!
> That is to say, Dragon Con is filled
> with lots of 'fantasy' type, professional, tasteful, respectful,
> aristocratic and demur naked gals. With dragons.
It has been rumored that dragons get all the cute chicks, yes. It makes sense,
of course. Transportation is cheap, whole villages can be reduced to charcoal,
he'd let me take all the gold chalices and doubloons I can carry.......
Jean
Noah Singman
> Noah Singman wrote:
> > *THUD*
> Medic!!
Oh, I'm okay - that's just a sound effect. I've been here long enough to
know that I should always wear my patented, trademarked RATMM THUD Helmet
(tm).
> > You accept commissions?
> Uh, I do now, looks like.
Woo-hoo!!
> > Good grief, Jean, why didn't you tell me?!? Name
> > your price, woman!
> What would you like? Really. What do you desperately need to hang over
> your sofa?
A concern for the sensibilities of the newsgroup prohibits my discussion of
the first thing that came to my mind as an answer to this question. However,
I have already begun discussions with Connie concerning the second, which
is, of course, one of your very impressive works.
> > Nah, it won't work. I don't have that Randy Golden charm. :-)
> Who does? Btw, I got the sweetest e-mail from a guy in Germany. He said,
> "ThE mASteR sAYs YoU mUSt hAvE mORe CreAM fOr yOUr CoFfeE". LOL.
Whoa! I hope Tom doesn't read your email, or he'll get jealous. Watch
yourself, woman!
Noah
MST#59539
Sure, Jean seems all sweet, demure and wholesome on the outside, but . . .
Pocketwatch
Jean wrote:
What about a Maxfield Parish or an M C Esher?
Pocketwatch
Jean
Pocketwatch wrote:
Yes, both would be excellent. Escher is giving me fits, because there are so many
potential great ones, and it's hard to choose. Parrish would be awesome, but requires
a lot of glazing in order to achieve that jewel-like effect, which means the painting
would take about a year to cure thoroughly. So, that one will have to wait until
after DragonCon. Great suggestions! Thanks.
Jean
Jared Childers
Whistler's Mother featuring TV's Frank.
Jared
Dave Gates
> > Jean wrote:
> >
> > > Shelby wrote:
> > >
> > > > >www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> > > > >
> > > > >Four new paintings.
> > > > >
> > > > >Jean
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > Jean I think your artwork is really fabulous! You have a knack for
improving on
> > > > some of my very favorite works of art.
> > >
> > > Oh, wow, hey, thank you Shelby. The Brains and 'bots could improve
any great
> > > masterpiece, IMO.
Holy cow! These new ones are great too!
"Nightmads" is awesome!
Thanks again for sharing your work with us.
Dave
--
Dave Gates
dave...@linkline.com
Jean
Dave Gates wrote:
Thanks, Dave. That's sweet of you to say.
Jean
Jean
Jared Childers wrote:
That would work. It might be the one time that Frank gets to sit alone, rest,
relax, enjoy some peace and quiet.
Jean
Stephen Cooke
Or one of those creepy big-eyed kid Keene paintings?
swac
Or a velvet Nelson.
Jean
Stephen Cooke wrote:
Gah!
> swac
> Or a velvet Nelson.
GAH!
Jean
.......swacy give me nightmares.......
Bill Livingston
>Stephen Cooke wrote:
>>On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Pocketwatch wrote:
>>>Jean wrote:
>>>>Shelby wrote:
>>>>>>www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
>>>>>>Four new paintings.
>>>>>
>>>>>Jean I think your artwork is really fabulous! You have a knack for improving on
>>>>>some of my very favorite works of art.
>>>>
>>>>Oh, wow, hey, thank you Shelby. The Brains and 'bots could improve any great
>>>>masterpiece, IMO.
>>>
>>
>>Or one of those creepy big-eyed kid Keene paintings?
>
>Gah!
>
>>swac
>>Or a velvet Nelson.
>
>GAH!
Hey, here's one - "Monsters Playing Poker". Gamera, Godzilla, Zigra
Barugon and the Sea Monster, a la' the gambling dogs.
>Jean
>........swacy give me nightmares.......
Bill L.
Yeah, well, it's a gift.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
bil...@hiwaay.net http://home.hiwaay.net/~billfl
"If you're dumb, surround yourself with smart people. And if you're smart,
surround yourself with smart people who disagree with you."
Isaac Jaffee (Robert Guillaume), "Sports Night"
Jean
Bill Livingston wrote:
> Previously on "Land of the Lost", Jean wrote:
> >Stephen Cooke wrote:
> >>On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Pocketwatch wrote:
> >>>Jean wrote:
> >>>>Shelby wrote:
> >>>>>>www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> >>>>>>Four new paintings.
> >>>>>
> >>>>>Jean I think your artwork is really fabulous! You have a knack for improving on
> >>>>>some of my very favorite works of art.
> >>>>
> >>>>Oh, wow, hey, thank you Shelby. The Brains and 'bots could improve any great
> >>>>masterpiece, IMO.
> >>>
> >>>What about a Maxfield Parish or an M C Esher?
> >>
> >>Or one of those creepy big-eyed kid Keene paintings?
> >
> >Gah!
> >
> >>swac
> >>Or a velvet Nelson.
> >
> >GAH!
>
> Hey, here's one - "Monsters Playing Poker". Gamera, Godzilla, Zigra
> Barugon and the Sea Monster, a la' the gambling dogs.
>
> >Jean
> >........swacy give me nightmares.......
>
> Bill L.
> Yeah, well, it's a gift.
::cries:: No, no more! Make it stop! I can't live this soul-sucking existence,
nooooo........
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, not Thomas Kincade! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH...............
The Late Jean
Dave Gates
I've adapted a few of these to 1152x864 bmp wallpapers for my desktop. If
anyone has the same size desktop and is interested in a wallpaper-size
joelsseau, magreetings or nightmads, let me know and I'll see that you
somehow get it.
Thanks again, Jean! :-)
--
Dave Gates
dave...@linkline.com
Robert Hutchinson
> I've adapted a few of these to 1152x864 bmp wallpapers for my desktop. If
> anyone has the same size desktop and is interested in a wallpaper-size
> joelsseau, magreetings or nightmads, let me know and I'll see that you
> somehow get it.
You mean there are people who *don't* have one as their desktop image?
--
Robert Hutchinson |
| "Butterflies are real asses."
| -- Conan O'Brien
|
Bill Livingston
Well. Apparently, Jean has "Nooooooo"ed herself right out of existence. It's
sad, yes, but fear not - her paintings are in good hands! According to Jean's
Last Will And Testament, which I coincidentally found written on the back of
the receipt from when I had my oil changed, and which is definitely not in my
handwriting at all, not even how it would look if I wrote it left-handed, no
sirree!, she left all her paintings to me.
Bill L.
I know it's what I - uh, she would have wanted.
Lori Holuta
"Robert Hutchinson" <ser...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1726c5062...@news.vol.com...
> Dave Gates says...
>
> > I've adapted a few of these to 1152x864 bmp wallpapers for my desktop.
If
> > anyone has the same size desktop and is interested in a wallpaper-size
> > joelsseau, magreetings or nightmads, let me know and I'll see that you
> > somehow get it.
>
> You mean there are people who *don't* have one as their desktop image?
Yeah, really! I've been living with Sunday In The Park With Frank since the
day I set eyes on it, and fell in love with it. (Okay, it was replaced with
a certain LotR elf for a while, but he's back)
--
Lori Holuta
CocoaJava
http://cocoajava.com|
Carl Burke
...
> Sure, Jean seems all sweet, demure and wholesome on the outside, but . . .
...she has a sweet, creamy filling?
Well, she's a delightful confection, no doubt about that.
--
Barcode
Jean
Bill Livingston wrote:
Hi Bill!
Greetings from Purgatory! Boy, it's not at all like I thought it would be, nope. Well,
sure, we got our purification rituals and lots of bitter herbs, but it's amazing what you
can do with a little sackcloth and ashes. I mean, we got some great couture going on
here! Plus, we got lots of work to do. We gotta assemble, like billions of sin-proof
armor for all those guardian angels, but fortunately we got lots of domes and plastic
bowling pins. It's those metal barrel banks that seem to go missing all the time. I
think Satan sneaks in here late at night and has a little fun with us. Obnoxious
bastard.
Oh, and we had fun with Mr. Agar and Mr. Urich. Mr. Agar provided us with lots of rope,
and was very gracious about it. I'm not sure why we need rope, but I've no doubt it will
come in handy as Mr. Agar seemed inordinately fond of all those spools, clear to the
horizon. He also told us funny Hollywood stories, like that time John Wayne rolled up
Susan Hayward in a bale of chain mail. Ha ha, those were the days. And Mr. Urich had to
go around telling jokes and hugging everyone, and gave us a really cute shadow-puppet
show after dinner. Then, *woosh*, just like that, they were both sucked right up into
Heaven.
Well, gotta go now. We're working on a msting of Satan's pubescent worries like when his
voice started changing and even minor demons felt bold enough to give him wedgies down on
the fifth level. Man, the thing almost writes itself.
Oh, btw, there was a typo. The will said, "I leave Bill all my *gratings'*. I know how
much you love cheese.
Jean
Jean
His Sweetness wrote:
Goodness, Carl, you're making me hungry. Again.
Jean
Fish Eye no Miko
> Fish Eye no Miko wrote:
> > "Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> > news:3CB1B571...@frii.com...
> >
> > > www.mst3k-fic.com/g.html
> > >
> > > Four new paintings.
> >
> > Nice! You're pretty good.
>
> Thanks!
^_^
> > Have you ever considered parody-ing a work by Frida Kahlo? I
> > studied her a bit in college and I really like her style. OTOH, a lot
> > her stuff might be too harsh for the subject at hand.
>
> Yeah, she was a fine painter, but somewhat grim, and I probably would not
> enjoy the work.
Ok. I've seen a few I like and that aren't too morbid. ^_^
> How 'bout a nice Botero? He was a hoot.
Don't know 'im...
Catherine Johnson.
--
dis "able" to reply
"Please don't throw chi aboard the bus..."
-Tetsuya, _Fushigi Yuugi_ OVA omake, part 1.
Fish Eye no Miko
news:3cb39328...@netnews.attbi.com...
> "Fish Eye no Miko" <cath...@feablenm.net> wrote:
> >"Jean" <wel...@frii.com> wrote in message
> >news:3CB2DF8A...@frii.com...
> >
> > <re: Brain Guy>
> >> Last seen, he was off to groom an ape.
> >
> >Er... is that some new euphemism...?
>
> Only in Vermont.
LOL! That one took me a moment to get... ^_^
Catherine Johnson.
--
dis "able" to reply
"I love you, cold unfeeling robot arm!"
-Baby Zim _Invader Zim_.
Jean
Fish Eye no Miko wrote:
>
>
> > How 'bout a nice Botero? He was a hoot.
>
> Don't know 'im...
Jacob C.
WHAT THE.... Something should be said here, but I'm completely speechless.
(except for the uncontrollable giggling, that is)
**Jacob C.**
"I should love to beat up the negative SOB who lives in my head."
- Maxi Jazz of Faithless
Jean
"Jacob C." wrote:
> Jean://
> >Fish Eye no Miko wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> > How 'bout a nice Botero? He was a hoot.
> >>
> >> Don't know 'im...
> >
> >http://karaart.com/botero/works1.html
>
> WHAT THE.... Something should be said here, but I'm completely speechless.
>
> (except for the uncontrollable giggling, that is)
He was very whimsical, yeah, which is why I like his stuff. And, it was very
popular a few decades ago. Kinda sad, though, that no one remembers him
anymore.
Jean