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September 08, 2009

:: Canvas: Tu Madre

I made a nice drawing (not the one below) and tried to re draw it on canvas.  I must have drank some tussin' cause this looks nothing like the original.
Bored again. 
I had to do somethign with my old derby name stickers so I glue gunned those suckers to canvas.  Add soem embellishments.  I colored around the frame in chalk which looked cool but then i spray painted a clear coat and it just screwed it all up.  You can see more flaws.  NOT the look I was going for.
The charcoal pencil i used also looks weird after.  But so do her eyebrows and lips.  I was never good with faces.  That's why my Chola Mermaid has no eyes. 
I guess I was going for the weird look. 
Mission accomplished.

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"I tried to drown my sorrows but the Bastards learned how to swim" - Frida Kahlo
Tuesday, September 08, 2009

::About LoCa: ;

  • *Born & raised in ESSJ
  • *Self Taught (paint/drawing)
  • *Have over 800 Poems
  • *Fear of Earthquakes
  • *HATE touching cardboard
  • *LOVES smelling Rubbing Alcohol
  • *HATE Smudged Charcoal
  • *LOVES Spraypaint

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