Your weirdest, craziest work?

[snoball]

Bongo and Jocelyn, Love the circus paintings! ❤ Arty, not sure what to make of this last one but the little spook on top is going to pick up the mail. Lots of trouble to reach the box.

 

[Iain]

Kinda kooky drawing:

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Kooky Cutters. Dat an udders remine ded me of dis:

 

[joe1It]

Desforges is another incredible job. To get lost in this one too.

Arty (I remembered this, the post with the strong drawings), Ian, curious visions.

 

[snoball]

Definitely kooky Iain, a person could make all sorts of things out of that.

 

[joe1It]

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the last i think is craziest, even if not original ...,
are things that I had posted anyway a little these things were what I had in mind for this post (even in the last page I had tried a little, something similar to the previous one, it was in a moment when I had thought of trying, striving to try, try to change, get closer to the title of the post), I am talking about the title of the post, because in reality every present work has original ideas, crazy or it is often just incredible works of art especially because they tell stories, and wrapped stories in the stories. (and crazy is charm)
if I try to think since I like drawing or art, I know how to answer, I have always thought a bit and even when I tried not to think about it, it hadn't changed but if I ask myself what type I would have liked to know, I would never know how to decide.

 

[snoball]

The first looks like Donald Duck, second one looks like warming up for a drawing.

 

[Desforges]

The first one looks like someone with too much filler in her lips , second like a young Costello!
Good job with the glasses,

 

[laf.art]

When someone mentions crazy, I feel at home.
I do not want to hog this thread but this is where I fit most. I have been so impress by everyone skills and talent. I am also very thankful to Arty for inviting me here.❤
The dog in the tutu is me.
I have been inspired by some of the members to go back to oils. Started today.
One last crazy and weird, an oil 48’’x48’’ What Matters Most...
The antique dealer is there with a friend, and Babette sits with the Buddha. Krishna is being cute as usual.View attachment 3964

Fantastic. Your work is so engaging, love it

 

[Bizzibee]

Amazing work, Desforges.
Iain, those piles look angry!
Joe, love your pouty, super-model duck!

 

[Artyczar]

I am loving this thread. Everything is crazy good! ❤

 

[Artyczar]

I was actually kinda scared to post this particular drawing. Probably because I don't want to disturb you good people, but at least it's pretty crazy and weird, and so here it is.

 

[Iain]

I don't want to disturb you good people

Well. It is a bit late for that.

Iain, those piles look angry!

Oh, no. I didn't post another one, did i?

Definitely kooky Iain, a person could make all sorts of things out of that.

You know me Make out of that what you will.

 

[Iain]

I guess this might be ever so slightly weird. It has a portmanteau title, Orifish, which just might be weirder than the piece itself. The second one is made from a flat faced rock I discovered in the garden. I suffered a few pricks putting it together. I guess all artists want to leave the viewer with a lasting impression through their art. Weirdly enough, this could be one to do it. Literally. And lastly, a weird collage?

I do have a couple of things that are weirder, but I am desperately holding onto the last vestiges of dignity I might still lay claim to.

 

[Artyczar]

These are all so original, compelling, enticing, and just plain cool. I like them! Keep 'em coming.

 

[Desforges]

Orifish reminds me of an overly flasky handshake . I would feel safe living with it.
The second one reminds me of dendrites in action. Very entertaining Iain! Love it all.

 

[JohnEmmett]

Doom, Artist John Emmett

"It was night, and the rain fell; and falling, it was rain, but, having fallen, it was blood." -Edgar Allan Poe

 

[Artyczar]

It looks like an optimistic doom.

 

[JohnEmmett]

It looks like an optimistic doom.

I suppose you could be optimistic

 

[Bongo]

I guess this might be ever so slightly weird. It has a portmanteau title, Orifish, which just might be weirder than the piece itself. The second one is made from a flat faced rock I discovered in the garden. I suffered a few pricks putting it together. I guess all artists want to leave the viewer with a lasting impression through their art. Weirdly enough, this could be one to do it. Literally. And lastly, a weird collage?

I do have a couple of things that are weirder, but I am desperately holding onto the last vestiges of dignity I might still lay claim to.

 

[Desforges]

John Emmett, It feels like the pond where Boris Vian’s La Gloïre would row. Heartsnatcher is the book. I am recommending reading it. It is beautifully sad. Very effective! Thanks for showing it.