A rare digital miniature from B's so-called post Thumb War period, mimicking macroscopically the naive .GIF file dither and "wandering pixel" effect and contrasting it with the slick custom effect. B. continued here to play with subtle depth under the cover of confirmed infantilism, which was only seeming, and designed to keep off the conventional and authoritarian eye. One will also notice the sly reference to "sky-writing". Contemporary biographical evidence suggests that B. was under much pressure from the so-called "Robo" painter (some of whose works have been excavated in the Mall of the Great Beaver in Western "Canada") to play a more assertive role digitally, as a supplement to his work in traditional media, like beer on brown paper bag. Dr. Nomura of the the Boonzai Western Art Institute has argued that the piece is actually an animation, but moves only once every ten thousand years.....

Drive in theatres...a joy that is quickly fading. Hey what's that?!?! Something that sparkles?

A nice adventure of popping out of the cosmic wallpaper...love the drawing and the use of photo collage..a scene with flair and squiggley country air..great to have your art back...more ...more..the crowd is chanting..."V"

super work . i love this work of yours

I did not know you were posting again. such a long time. if I understood Hopie I would agree with him, but an excellent art piece