image on the flyer

[Standing Wave]

I wish I knew the artist -- I'd like to shake their hand! I have several friends who have gotten tattoos of it.

The image I used on the flyer is a rather clumsily vectorized version of one I found about 10 years ago, when I first started doing Day of the Dead events. Google Image turns up a couple different versions of it, but they're pretty pixelated and low-res. Here's an unusually good version:

http://www.picsearch.com/info.cgi?q=dancing%20skeleton&id=1yBgzQX2Hv7LsNFpHihEk6xuodj1wbxCkH0FZpq-8nc&start=41

love Stella

[analee...@msn.com]

If I remember my art history correctly, the dancing skeleton was one
of many created by Hans Holbein, a 17th century artist. He did many
more that are in book form. Also did a very cool drumming skeketon and
an albhabet. Good luck, analee

On Sep 28, 4:13 pm, Standing Wave <standing.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wish I knew the artist -- I'd like to shake their hand! I have several
> friends who have gotten tattoos of it.
>
> The image I used on the flyer is a rather clumsily vectorized version of one
> I found about 10 years ago, when I first started doing Day of the Dead
> events. Google Image turns up a couple different versions of it, but they're
> pretty pixelated and low-res. Here's an unusually good version:
>

> http://www.picsearch.com/info.cgi?q=dancing%20skeleton&id=1yBgzQX2Hv7...
>
> love Stella