Cheese – Green – Violence – Worm
by Pasadena Adjacent
Honoring Saint Patrick through the color green, a cheese teapot and violence. This is a green horn worm. It hurts tomatoes (violent content)
It also influenced the creation of my biomorphic sculpture placed into the above diorama; part Weegee, Black Dalia and Hillside Strangler. I used TomColeman“Green to Black” satin glaze.My experience was the opposite. Mostly black with a dab of green.
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Instructor Keiko trying to respond (in her adopted language) to a tennis shoe wearing wedge of cheese. A teapot that became a pirate after his eyeball fell off. (violent content)
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Happy Saint Patrick’s Day. May the luck of the Irish be with you
You r an Art Wiz.
Happy Saint Patrick Day to all the saints & patrick’s around the globe!
I love the way you think.
That worm diorama (I’m sure that’s the wrong word) is fabulous.
Happy St. Pat’s day.
Hey, my green wreath avatar is very festive for today, yes?
I love Keiko. She reminded me of my ceramics instructor, a really talented lovely artist who would look at my stuff, scrunch his forehead and say, “Wellllll, hmmmm, let’s seeeeee…” Don’t think we got beyond that.
What a bad worm.
Happy day after St Patrick’s. I also like your ceramic scene, looks like it’s from the future or an Archie McPhee catalog.
http://www.mcphee.com/shop/products/Horse-Head-Mask.html
A multiple personality K9, PA.
Very funny story — I wonder what you said.
Margaret Barry!!!
Now, she is new to me and I am adding her to my extensive collection of Irish music!
I tip my Guinness to you.
Haven’t we seen the satin worm before? I love the diorama, truly evolved. And I’m very sensitive about critters that damage tomatoes, their days are always numbered.
The Margaret Barry piece is heart piercing, I wonder if she influenced Joan Baez?
D, I want the bacon bandages.
That was akick. thank you for sharing. Really
I am sure I left a “I’ll be back” comment…
ANYWAY, the green catapiller is such a cutie. The diorama is fantastical – the worm in mostly black is great, the scene somewhat alarming (isn’t that the point) works well together… Do I spot the Firestation No. 5 as set background?? (I recognized it, really, before I read the above). Did you ever read the book on the the Hillside Strangler? It’s horrifying.