I've posted about Krampus before, but it was always mere representations of Old Cranky. Here's a photo of a real Krampus...and he whipped the photographer! Nothing says "Christmas" better than a good Krampus whipping.
But in a good way.
She writes: I have some new work up at Frame Up Studios in Fremont (Seattle) for the month of December. They are also selling brand new 16"x20" prints of my work.
Artist Opening for Kamala Dolphin-Kingsley
Friday December 4th 2009, 6 - 9 pm
Fremont First Friday Artwalk
Frame Up Studios
3515 Fremont Ave. N.
Seattle WA 98103
206.547.4657
*show runs through Dec. 29 2009
For more of Kamala's amazing work take a look at her Flickr photostream
to Ms. Baker
Originally uploaded by Zansky Base-V
I'm in full "avoiding designing a tattoo" mode so I'm digging around on Flickr instead. And here is a beautiful thing indeed.
My latest inky moleskine freakout. Other things on the overcrowded drawing board are:
A Tim Biskup kaiju-on-cardstock he sent me in exchange for a baseball playing monster, years ago
An unfinished sock monkey with glass taxidermy eyes and pearl teeth
a small painting by Ursula Gullow
a small painting by Erin Norlin
some bound sketchbooks
a lot of Liquitex paint and Dr. Martin's watercolors
The shell of a cuckoo clock
My eyes
Remember when you sat in math class, drawing your dream house and not learning a damn thing about reciprocals of mixed numbers, and the teacher came up behind you just as you were perfecting the gargoyles outside the tower bedroom balcony, and she yelled at you for not working at your full potential, and then she threw your drawing away?
This is the water slide you were going to draw next.
An Artist Lamp Show Benefiting Inner-City Arts
Saturday, November 21
Culver City, CA
And if you're nowhere near California, they are taking pre-orders!
Lamps pictured are by Al Q, Noah Woods and Keith Weesner
Birds and branches have even taken over the pumpkins! Now that is scary indeed.
(via the Little Chimp Society)
