on knowing when to shut up
posted by neilornstein at
1:30 PM
Friday, September 29, 2006
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9 Comments:
Neil, I really like the darkness and intensity of this one.
First time seeing your work and it's exciting stuff. You have a lovely sense of how to marry words and pictures.
I can relate, especially in a corporate setting :-D I like the moodieness.
cant say i agree with the words but the illo is great
Whew. Fine work as always...but there must be a dystopian breeze swirling.
Go see what I posted this morning when you get the chance, I think that chill wind got to me as well.
Very harmonious and quiet.
Creepy and cool. Is this a comment on the current state of political affairs?
wow... intense... I like it
This poor creature is a prisoner of his silence, and his conscience is drowning him. Strange world, but not an entirely alien one for many people. Provocative, beautiful work!
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