About five years ago I found one of my old sketchbooks. I made some scans at the time, and today, while sorting files during the transfer of my data from my Powerbook to my new Macbook, I came across a few of them. This is my favourite. Red and green crayon wax on paper, circa 1985.
Owing largely to the fact that I am completely red-green colourblind, I see immediately through your deception.
I am unmoved by this candid portrayal of my therapist’s ex-wife’s mailman engaged in conjugal relations with a shetland pony and three dwarves.
I thank you to keep your Pornographic Rorschach Tests to yourself.
Pervert.
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“When we are unable to find tranquility within ourselves, it is useless to seek it elsewhere.”
- Francois de La Rochefoucauld
Reminds me of your somewhat disturbing Halloween Horror.