Thanks for the fav.

Thank you very much for the fav's !!
really appreciate it!!

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In reply to your question. The main point of the ying yang globe is that the "developed world" is in red and yellow which are the contrasting colours of the southern hemisphere [developing world] blue and green which are obviously the natural colours of the world. Its just saying the developed countries are destroying the world. The nail is again coming from the north going through the world and killing or taking advantage of [however you want to look at it] the rest of the world. I dont know if that makes sense but thats the jist of it. Thanks for visiting my page.

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Thanks for the !!!!

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"I want to kill everyone, satan is good, satan is our pal"--"Ray, once they get in here---it's over pal."

Thats awesome that you got to work with Sophie on a collab. My Dad used to own two comic shops in Berkeley and Sacramento, CA. Crumb would come in once a month because my dad would save all the best Underground comics, the ones not by him of course, just for him to peruse through and pick what he wanted. He would also keep the hordes of hounders in his shop away from him, so as not to be harrassed and assure that he would always come back to his shop. Then after about a year and a half, Crumb came back one month with a small collection of original drawings and a Mr.Natural 'Twas ever Thus' poster signed for my Dad. This was in 1974 before he would sign stuff and for that matter really socialize with people. He said that he appreciated my dads effort in helping him out. Then the following year my Dad and Tim Vigil, the creator of 'Faust' started a comic book, it was short lived but there first comic was debuted with the very first 'the Crow' comic. But Vigil has the most amazing Crumb collection, some from him and others that he has found here and there. His artwork just absolutely amazes me. They capture the essence of real life or they are just goddamned hillarious. My dad has a huge Crumb comic collection, from Zap all the way through Fritz the Cat. One day they will all be mine, wooo hoooo. LOL. Okay enough about that. Yes, I love Bukowski's writing, his writing and Crumbs art, go well together. I have the two short stories they published together, I wish they would have done more. You should read some of Hunter S. Thompsons stuff, it's very similar to the writing of Bukowski.

But as for the Stippling drawings, I only use 28mm fine tip pen. It would be too hard to draw it in pencil and then go over it in pen, they are an anxiety attack waiting to happen as it is. LOL. But I am glad you like them. I'm going to tackle another one very soon.

So anyway, you thought you talked to much,.... Thanks for the compliments and the interesting stories, please feel free to drop me a line. Always glad to meet fellow underground comic fans. Especially Crumb enthusiasts.

Ciao.

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"I want to kill everyone, satan is good, satan is our pal"--"Ray, once they get in here---it's over pal."

Thanks for the !!!! Nice to see a fellow Crumb fan also.

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"I want to kill everyone, satan is good, satan is our pal"--"Ray, once they get in here---it's over pal."

^_^ hiya right back at you

you have freaking cool gallery *faint* I love the style how u draw human faces, well I can´t draw like that, more like manga style -_-´ *faints again* but yaya!

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