Byron's ArtRage Explorations

[D Akey]

. . .here comes BYRONZOOM and there he goes. . .

[byroncallas]

That's right D Akey, zoooooooooooommmmiiiiiiinnnnnnngggg by once again --------------------------------------------------------and gone...................
Ah, the wonders of the road.

[byroncallas]

Still traveling, I decided to post an old one that never made it to this thread. It was an early inspiration for a couple of paths later explored.
Meanwhile, while my chances are few to see them, it's been great seeing so much good work being posted in the Gallery.
I hope I've more time soon to give more thorough and engaged comments.

[Caesar]

I'm sure Gaudì and Mirò would have used Artrage this way, dear Byron. What a wonder!

[gxhpainter2]

byron... I like the architectural structure in this with all the diversity of encapsulated forms...

[D Akey]

All I know is that if I see a Mole popping through one of these holes, I'm gonna Whack 'em like yesterday's piñata, I'll tell ya. . .

And you'll never hear the kind of idiot/intelligence test this could be. Well, maybe one:

You see, the way it transpires, as a primitive rite of passage, they sit down the boy on the verge of manhood in a thatched hut for 3 days with only water and hops, induce a bit of purple toad licking (where the toad generally opts to hop), and depending on which portal the initiate fits into (I hear shape matters), that determines which frat house he's to join. At which point there's general cheering and more toad licking lasting the next four years if the lad's keen. Thereupon he will take a job traveling around at varying speeds, unearthing old arklefacts for all the world to ponder. But that's just a guess. . .

[copespeak]

It's like looking through a frosted decorated window....

[byroncallas]

Gary, DA, Robyn, Caesar: thanks as always. I'm still on the road, but hope to be back in a more verbose form soon. Thanks for continuing to check in. Much appreciated.

[justjean]

Great lot of shapes, textures and colours, Byron. Looks great

[byroncallas]

Great lot of shapes, textures and colours, Byron. Looks great

Thanks a bunch Jean.