Classic Arty! I love the wings on the fellow. I notice that you use the "x" and "star" in many of your pieces. Do these symbols hold any significance for you?
or Rabbi Baerns, "its a bra'bricht moonlicht nicht the noo" I thought it would be more subtle than a flying man in a kilt.
The flying scotsman-in case you dont know was a famous locomotive that set the record for the fastes journey between London and Edinburgh or somewhere.
I use the X as a cancellation mark mainly. I recycle lots of collages and I like the idea of just crossing stuff out physically-I like it as a dynamic graphic device too.
Well the star is just "star quality"! Didn't you notice?
Och Aye the Noo! Shiver me cabers an' slap some cold porridge in me sporran fer me supper!
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ReplyDeleteClassic Arty! I love the wings on the fellow. I notice that you use the "x" and "star" in many of your pieces. Do these symbols hold any significance for you?
ReplyDeleteScraps-the "fellow" is Robert Burns
ReplyDeleteor Rabbi Baerns, "its a bra'bricht moonlicht nicht the noo" I thought it would be more subtle than a flying man in a kilt.
The flying scotsman-in case you dont know was a famous locomotive that set the record for the fastes journey between London and Edinburgh or somewhere.
I use the X as a cancellation mark mainly. I recycle lots of collages and I like the idea of just crossing stuff out physically-I like it as a dynamic graphic device too.
Well the star is just "star quality"! Didn't you notice?
Interesting about how you use the X's. Of course, I've always known you were a superstar!
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