Here's the text, easier to read... I named it "sun and moon" but really it's "Day & Night". Written in the time of "Covidian Aesthetics" Day & Night Day and night don't sit together sup together break bread together or hold hands across the table as night arrives day despises her visage and hurries to leave and same when day early comes night sees the grand entry (all arrogance) and hustles up her books and things and out the side door out the back door she's jumped out the windows before to avoide the tread of nike on the feet of day and day the same despising night never calls would not write could care less glories and sups in her anguish never trying to be kind or understand her grief glad to see her go stomping just slightly in his step the swoosh of the boot self centered and fine "my rays my rays" thinks the sun to his-self as he accompanies day warming the noble gas of the sky like a match at the bottom of a pipe and night with a harumph knowing she's right but never willing to say knowing day has his place and she can't stay accepting the dark fate that she'd never meet day might never want to and too-da-loo until tomorrow i turn my back and go forever

FlowState # Vivvasected Beyond Fried Chicken Arbys soufflé OK that's it

Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Jesse Waugh Meme by Sean Alger

Thanks so much to Sean Alger @sewneo for creating this awesome meme! It illustrates the ludicrousness of what 'contemporary art' has become -- with the "art" of Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons being promoted as having value -- and my own challenging of that failing paradigm. 

Random art dump

"9 yrs & a day"

Here's a piece of art I made, whilst sitting in honor with our "pops" whilst he drew closer to death and was having trouble thinking straight.

Haven’t posted in years, so here’s a bunch of my art and a few memey type ones too.  And Some of the commission work I’ve been doing for Real Estate Clients.  Share em if you like em!  I always love when I get a re-blog going.

OK, more art then:

Here is a bunch of this art I made, I'm still convinced because I didn't use physical objects and I used my Samsung Galaxy Note 10, somehow it's not as good as traditional art? What do you think?