 | On 2009-11-18 10:33:50, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
I want to crumble little paper balls and shoot hoops through his ears. |
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| On 2009-11-18 10:33:06, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
McPheeters’ pieces are always so intimidating in length but pay off so well. Another winner, Sam. |
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| On 2009-07-21 17:31:15, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
The guy holding her back looks like one of the Emperor’s Royal Guardsmen in Star Wars. |
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| On 2009-03-02 16:18:08, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
Part of me agrees with the pleads for more story. I’m sure the inhabitants have quite a few. The other part of me thinks these photos tell more than any drunken quote ever possibly could. |
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| On 2009-01-22 19:05:16, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
Is it finally okay to say congratulations? It still doesn’t seem real. |
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| On 2009-01-20 15:22:32, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
This was a nice, quick read, but I took it with a grain of salt until I found this Wikipedia page.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reports_of_organ_harvesting_from_l
ive_Falun_Gong_practitioners_in_China
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| On 2009-01-15 11:17:59, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
Any educational endeavor will give you what you put into it. Most MFA programs still remain dubious in my mind, however. |
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| On 2009-01-09 10:28:24, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
The TV section on Sacks’ website is hysterical. I love the caption for one of them, especially:
"Rich Glorious
Ice T’s Friend" |
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| On 2009-01-07 12:57:45, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
I finished the BBC show on Collins last night. If you have the time, you should watch it. Great story. |
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| On 2009-01-06 13:26:40, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
I wasn’t familiar with Collins by name, although I had heard his music many times. I just finished part 1 of the BBC documentary, and it’s a tearjerker if I’ve ever seen one. Thanks for mentioning it, but I think I’ll have to finish it at home. |
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| On 2008-12-22 09:55:41, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
Chilly Scenes of Winter is an excellent, and fitting, read. If you want to read more Beattie, I suggest you begin there. |
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| On 2008-12-19 16:16:24, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
His rhythm is perfect. And now I know the meaning of "rictus". |
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| On 2008-12-16 10:46:14, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
Mellick is one of my favorite writers. Somehow, Candy-Coated had not crossed my eyes until now. Thanks, and I hope you continue the issue with writers of this quality. |
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| On 2008-12-09 12:26:29, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
Ms. Leung is a talented woman. I usually have an aversion to bring colors like this, but she does it well. To me, that is one of the signs of a great artist - one that can make me rethink my tastes. I’m off to see if I can locate any prints for purchase. All these new artists everyday can get overwhelming, but this one is a winner. |
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| On 2008-12-05 08:01:11, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
I love how the ballpoint pen has become a viable tool for some modern artists. I don’t know how they get such good shading and fading with them! Another current ballpoint artist that everyone should discover is Juan Francisco Casas. His stuff will blow you away. Shohei is most definitely a superb artist. |
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| On 2008-11-24 10:28:20, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
Not only are all of these great, Mr. Krewson displays the width of his talent. He can manage the "drawing" style so popular these days, like the art show lady with the cocktail. He also does incredible lines, such as the last two, which are my personal favorites. The two witch illustrations look so much like a coloring book for adults, and it would be amazing if Krewson would consider making one. Just think of stuff like this on the rough, light brown paper with a fresh box of 64 Crayolas. |
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| On 2008-11-23 22:23:39, Eh?TL, commented on this article:
While certainly not my favorites of this issue, these look way better under magnification. The little details like the creepy smiley face on the tree is what makes them interesting. |
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