Comment on Orlando Gibbons by `kolaboy

Very unsettling.. but it also made me smile. Do you know what happened to your first premonition?

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"Shall we go?"
"Yes, let's go."

They don't move.

Were the premonitions the same or had they changed with age? This is very different from your "usual". Very bare and lonely... pretty much like death I guess, one has to do that alone.

They've changed. Long ago it was easy to feel immortal. An accumulation of time and one feels many different ways....

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"All accounted for, Mr. Daniels"

i want to hear about your premonitions :9 !

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descensus in cuniculi cavum.

Yes. To escape the feeling I watched an hour of World Championship Wrestling. I remember that Rick Flair dominated the broadcast that Friday night

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"All accounted for, Mr. Daniels"

It was really more of an overwhelming feeling, I suppose. And such plays havoc with my image-happy brain

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"All accounted for, Mr. Daniels"

That sounds really nice I have the best image in my head

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"Shall we go?"
"Yes, let's go."

They don't move.

wow, this image is really interesting compared with your other works. that sphere looks like jupiter...and also a golf ball on a tee.
the landscape feels very very....empty. frighteningly vast.

I think your paintings are a reflection of your definite ability to thin the veil, because you're on an entire different level than everybody else. No one does it like you do! Furthermore this piece gives me the heebie jeebies.

Are your layers thin enough that the texture of the canvas shows through? Or is that just a reflection from the camera flash. I only ask because I'm just starting to learn acrylics and have no idea what I'm doing, hahah... if I should be trying to cover the entire canvas impasto or is it just personal taste (the canvas texture has appeared in everything I've done so far).

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{cyc;lica-l .pariah#! ,,[perso;na.non ^grata( at;birth]}

I so understand.