This is my painting table today… front and center is the start of a collaborative piece between myself and the people in the Silliness class… they are offering up suggestions and every two days or so I add another element that is picked randomly… so far random.org has picked “newspaper” and “intestines.”
Intestines!!!!!???
But I tried to have a positive attitude. I really did. So I “googled” photos of intestines.
Um, don’t do this.
Not if you have a weak stomach.
Which I do.
Wes says the Silly People are obviously trying to challenge me. “And they’re succeeding,” he added.
Wes is 15. He never cracks a smile when he talks to me about ANYTHING. Except he did let a little one escape from the very farthest corner of his newly braced mouth, which means he was “busting a gut” on the inside.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!
Cindy Pestka said:
Ummmm, think of them as really funny looking worms???
mridula said:
looks very good ๐
creativitytothemax said:
Obvious to all
Carla’s got guts that’s for sure
now intestines too
Judith Westerfield,
Creativitytothemax
Bust my gut with you
carlasonheim said:
I love your haikus
But you’re an evil person
to suggest that word
Sherrie Y said:
๐ Is it still working outside the box when you’re working inside the guts? You could always interpret “intestines” as “sausages”… ๐
carlasonheim said:
That’s what I did!!
creativitytothemax said:
Without intestines
We would all be full of cr_ _
God’s creation, genius
Judith Westerfield
Join me in celebration
elimination!
carlasonheim said:
I think I agree…
But deep down I am thinking,
“Whatever, weirdo!!”
LOL
Sherrie Roberts said:
I have to post my work. But since you took Intestines you have to add – YEP!
RAW SAUSAGE!!!!!
SHERRIE ROBERTS
Barb said:
Carla,
Only YOU could make intestines that … attractive. Yeah, that’s the word, attractive!
carlasonheim said:
Ha… I try!
Joyce said:
I’m with Wes – busting an (intestine). ๐
Love how you managed to use that in the collage!
agnespterry said:
Just picture having a father who is a medical doctor and getting bi-weekly medical journals with horrible images of gouty feet, protruding broken bones, diseased, blackened tissues, cracked multicolor toenails in full technicolor glory . . . . you get the idea. The ONLY medical journal that was at all pleasant to look at was JAVA, because it always has a painting on the front from different artists. I think the rest of the journals have scarred me for life.