Once upon a time there was a hot dog vendor.
The vendor was approached by a Holy Man, who asked the vendor to, "Make me ONE WITH EVERYTHING!!"
(It seems the Holy Man was jesting with the vendor).
So, the humble,hot dog vendor obliges the Holy Man and proceeds to make him a hot dog; complete with all the fixings in his cart.
The vendor finishes the hot dog, then hands the it over to the pious man and says, "That will be $3.50".
The holy man hands the vendor a $5.00 bill, to which the vendor receives it, opens his cash register, slips the $5.00 bill in the drawer, then closes the drawer. The the vendor then stands there, smiling gratefully.
The holy man, stands there, somewhat perplexed, then asks the hot dog vendor, "w-where is my change?"
The hot dog vendor then waves his hand to the holy man and says,
"Ah... Master, CHANGE IS WITHIN!!"
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Painting L.A.: Skidrolls Royce Eye Candy, Surreal Grit July 16, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
Painting L.A. with Wall Paper; Wabbit, Snake and Gator Dogs! July 15, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Painting L.A.: Collage Art July 14, 2011
L.A. ts a melting pot of art forms.
Here, we see a fine example of Graffiti Writers/Collage artists decorating the American Hotel, expressing various sentiments from political ideology, to "rage against the machine". And juxtaposed, is an example of, "the Machine". which looks soo sleek and special, against that backdrop.
It was one cluttered, static two-dimensional canvas verses one, "refined" three-dimensional Kinetic sculpture.
They are sharing the same street, but a world apart. Question is, is this world big enough for both of them?
www.thomasvanstein.net
Here, we see a fine example of Graffiti Writers/Collage artists decorating the American Hotel, expressing various sentiments from political ideology, to "rage against the machine". And juxtaposed, is an example of, "the Machine". which looks soo sleek and special, against that backdrop.
It was one cluttered, static two-dimensional canvas verses one, "refined" three-dimensional Kinetic sculpture.
They are sharing the same street, but a world apart. Question is, is this world big enough for both of them?
www.thomasvanstein.net
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Painting L.A. Surreal Grit Part 3. July 13,2011
THE LOVE SHACK |
THE AMERICAN HOTEL |
One never knows what they will find in the thick of an Arts District, no matter what city they're in. The hearts are all over this building; the, "American Hotel", are stylish decor for Earthquake retrofitting. To me the hearts represent LOVE!! Regardless of the Valentine Invitations, I don't think I'll be staying there anytime soon.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Painting L.A.: Surreal Grit Part 3. July 12, 2100
Monday, July 11, 2011
L.A. Painting: a Second Helping of Gritty Surreality July 11, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
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