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I have this theory. . .

. . .that every artist in the world is, at his or her very core and despite their best intentions, a complete pain in the ass. DaVinci defined weird. Picasso had (ahem) "a few issues." Van Gogh cut his own freakin' ear off and mailed it to someone.

Artists have problems.

As such, today was one of my problem days. I was kinda cranky coming home from the shop, and a little after I hit the homestead my mood spiraled like a shot duck. God bless my girlfriend, seriously. I was actually planning on picking up some pumpkin beer and heading down to the thing, but I've gotta be honest with myself sometimes. If I'm looking for an excuse to bite someone's kid, it's probably a good idea to call it a Blockbuster night.

At the risk of flattering myself, if anyone was sitting around wondering where "the new guy" was, the one who dresses all in black and swears alot? Well, he was at home. Your unbitten children probably thank me for that decision.

On the upshot, I drew a strange little gremlin that I will share with you all right now.

Gremlin2.jpg

Comments (4)

TomD.:

This gremmy's cool as shit.

John:

Yeah, I thought I saw Herc wandering around- Oh you meant that 'other' guy that dresses in all black.. whoops..
Cool gremlin though!!

Herc:

hee hee I hear you Will. I have those days...more often than I should. Luckily, the wife slaps it out of me. ;-) I dig the gremlin.
Peace,
Herc

Tess:

I too dig the gremlin, particularly its weird, mismatched eyeballs and toothy grin.

Friday night we ended up in a hospital ward playing Scrabble with a friend who was hooked up to several IV tubes... was finally diagnosed with salmonella poisoning. She is out and doing much better now. Would have much rather been hanging out at the cookout, but sometimes duty calls.

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