Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

For anyone who might be interested, yet another art gallery featuring my work ( and some of the more unusual pieces, fetish art, commercial illustration, drawings, etc.--work not displayed elsewhere) is now available ( but still under construction) at:


http://home.earthlink.net/~gustonjoy/


Thanks for looking.


--Z

bravo, what a wonderful presentation.

love your drawings
how you caress those feet
and the horizon series is wonderful.

great site, Z

I had no idea you had so many styles -- No wonder you are double-billing yourself Mallory/Waterman. There is enough here for at least two artists, if not more.

How many languages do you speak now? You are fluent in French, and I remember you were at one time studying German. Now I perceive you have added Spanish, so there must be more. Off-topic, I know ...

This is a very good idea, and very practical. I am sure you will sell some of these --

Your cat disturbs me. I really want to know -- was she living when you drew her? Please answer this, if you can. I really want to know.

Cat:


Sophia was sleeping in the sun when I sketched her rapidly-- very rapidly: the drawing took three minutes and some wild scribbling. This is indeed a "sketch."

She is so anesthetized by the sun she might as well be dead, but praise all the gods of ailuriphiledom, she lives.

Thanks for looking.


--Z

Mi Abuela Zlatko!

Actually I was a bit surprised at your artistic skills: thankfully you left off your La Mano Poderosa. The drowning scenes were the best. I think the cloud/wave stuff is a bit sentimental, don't you sir? Landscapes are not so pious either are they, Doc......

Sorry, Z -- perhaps it was her age that fooled me. My cats generally choose different positions when they sleep. I can't explain it any better than that.

If that took you three or four minutes, you certainly are good ... but you already know that ...

Ailuriphiledom???? What does that mean????
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I didn't know either, Dave, so I looked it up.

Main Entry: ai·lu·ro·phile
Pronunciation: I-'lur-&-"fIl, A-
Function: noun
Etymology: Greek ailouros cat
: a cat fancier : a lover of cats

Ahh I see thank you dp!!!! I've learned a new word now and what it means!!!!
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