Remember Carl Werner’s wonderful Foodscapes? Well, he’s only gone and done it again! Except this time, he’s made landscapes out of human bodies…
You can see more of these on Carl’s website HERE.
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Awrite n’ that, big man?
Here’s the latest unfunny from my comic-strip, Al Cook’s “Necropolis”.
Share it with your pals if you have any.
View this as it’s meant to be viewed by clicking HERE.
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Hungarian artist István Orosz has created some new illustrations for “Ship Of Fools“, a medieval book of satire originally published in 1494 in Basel, Switzerland, by Sebastian Brant and as you are about to see, all of the illustrations cleverly ‘conceal’ human skulls…
View the full set on István Orosz’ site HERE.
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Hi folks, this is the latest entry in my macabre Glaswegian comic-strip, Al Cook’s “Necropolis”.
It’s called “Please Give Blood” so please do!
As always, the main place to view Al Cook’s “Necropolis” in all of its complete and black biro penned, sinister hand-drawn wonder is HERE.
* Footnote:
I sent this “Please Give Blood” strip off to the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service asking them to get behind the comic etc… and they said:
“Hi Al,
Many thanks for your enquiry.
I’m afraid this is something we will not be able to support.
Best regards,
Leigh.
Leigh Taylor.
Donor Recruitment and Publicity Officer
Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service
25 Shelley Road
Glasgow
G12 0XB
Tel: 0141 357 7740“.
That aside, please do give blood. It’s very very important and not painful at all.
FACEBOOK LINKS:
* Give Blood For Scotland
* Al Cook’s “Necropolis”
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On the walls of the building I work in there are many great works of art.
You can see and read about four of them by clicking HERE.
Although I really like a lot of the paintings on the walls, I always find myself staring at a wee flyer which is pinned to a notice board in a corner of our staff tea room.
It’s by a colleague (And pal) of mine and as I’m sure you’ll agree, it’s stunning…
Painted by Glasgow Portrait Artist Daniel Fitzpatrick, it’s just one example of his amazing talent.
I’m pretty sure that I’m going to steal the flyer from the notice board in work in a few days because to be quite honest, I usually stare at it for an hour every day instead of actually having lunch.
I’m wasting away because of this painting!
I’m one of those people who constantly says: “Ach, I wish I could paint” because I really can’t paint but I’m not one of those people who doesn’t try to paint.
My problem is that none of my paintings ever turn out anywhere near as good as this:
Check out Danny’s website HERE.
The Unravelling Of Al Cook... 