Over at Unreal Nature, there is posted some early works by Wegman, of doggy fame. I found one of the works not quite what I expected from the title. So, in violation of every copyright imaginable, I have spiffed it up a bit.
Not necessarily: parody is a traditional get-out (though one increasingly under attack). Clare and I have had a number of soul-searches over this, as we like visual pastiche for posters (see here and here).
Very interesting reading, Ray. You are a talented couple. As for the Wicked Witch of the East, I didn't think anyone would notice. As with everything, alas, it apparently has a political connotation. Also, did you know that the WWE: "...is known as Nessarose and is born unable to walk and without arms." (The political connection is to Ethyl Kennedy and the Special Olympics.)
Thank you (although it's as well you don't see the creative process of collaboration, which gives good end results but tends to be very un-smooth).
Nessarose
I vaguely recall that. The stage adaptation may well be good but I didn't like Wicked the book at all; I thought it took itself too seriously (like including a study guide to issues raised).
Ethyl Kennedy I don't know much about the Kennedies. Is she the one with all those poisonous siblings: Methyl, Propyl, Butyl ... ? :)
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in violation of every copyright imaginable
Not necessarily: parody is a traditional get-out (though one increasingly under attack). Clare and I have had a number of soul-searches over this, as we like visual pastiche for posters (see here and here).
Wait, wait, don't tell me! It's a transgender Judy Garland?
[Trying not to think of a randy sea taking (Ms.) Liberty ...]
Very interesting reading, Ray. You are a talented couple. As for the Wicked Witch of the East, I didn't think anyone would notice. As with everything, alas, it apparently has a political connotation. Also, did you know that the WWE: "...is known as Nessarose and is born unable to walk and without arms." (The political connection is to Ethyl Kennedy and the Special Olympics.)
You are a talented couple
Thank you (although it's as well you don't see the creative process of collaboration, which gives good end results but tends to be very un-smooth).
Nessarose
I vaguely recall that. The stage adaptation may well be good but I didn't like Wicked the book at all; I thought it took itself too seriously (like including a study guide to issues raised).
Ethyl Kennedy
I don't know much about the Kennedies. Is she the one with all those poisonous siblings: Methyl, Propyl, Butyl ... ? :)
Well they were all pretty much alcoholics.
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