Softly, softly.
Link to Jan Svankmajer's Punch and Judy.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Something Horrid
Softly, softly.
Link to Jan Svankmajer's Punch and Judy.
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Softly, softly.
Link to Jan Svankmajer's Punch and Judy.
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16 comments:
i love this!
Ooo 'eck. Horrible goblin thing fishes stars.
Odious little toad.
he is both scary and sweet!
Brilliant! I also love the way you can convey in one image what it would take me thirty pages to say.
Still thinking about saying it though - maybe a Winter essay project.
I just wouldn't have thought of horrid. I rather like this fellow, says something about me, eh!
creepy little thing for sure.
But he's not tired!
He seems like one of the benign-crazy, like he'd insist on showing you his leek collection; I like him.
fantastic
knuf
impossible NOT to click on a post titled "Something Horrid".
ah, the reptilian brain.
call him mr. limbic.
he is much too friendly looking to bring dreams. perhaps he brings wakefulness. smacks you on the head with that little star thing on his pole.
happyhappyhappyhappy
birthday!!!!!
Hmm... At first glance I thought it was Santa Claus. Probably should get back on my meds...
;-)
I love homunculus and reptilian brain but wonder what dreams will come? Is keeping Punch asleep the best option?
(And am a litte frightened to come back here and find illustration of ideas I've been writing through. What's with that?)
This looks incredible. Classic.
Marvelous! Punch and Judy are VERY old...though I don't know how old. One of my favorite books as a child was a book (illustrated with marvelous black and white photographs) about a boy who loved Punch and Judy and always went to their shows, and one day found one of the puppets which had fallen out of the puppeteers's bag, and took it home and played with it for days before seeking out the puppeteer....
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