Nightmare day, and year

"Nightmare," 5 x 8, watercolor 300 lb d'Arches cold press

I've seen some compelling, and frightening  artwork for Halloween, and had to try something different. 

So here is today's watercolor, digitally enhanced, not exactly scary, but just use your imagination.

It's also a reaction to this year, which has been, and is a nightmare, of pandemic, violent racism and intolerance, and political extremism and chaos. 

Halloween Goodies

 

It's going to be a different kind of Halloween this year, but it's still a time of fun amid pandemic...all you have to do is look at the various yard decorations cropping up everywhere.

In that spirit, here are three one of a kind "treats" for the season, 5 x 7 watercolors, matted and in cellophane ready to frame, for gifts, a party  or just fun.

 Now for sale, just $29 each,  beginning tomorrow afternoon at In Your Eye Studio and Gallery in Paseo Arts District. 

Trumping Trick or Treat

Vintage artifact--me, and the photo by friend and colleague Mark Zimmerman taken with a 4x5 Speed Graphic, real flashbulb, 100 ASA film, and then scanned...there aint' no grain in this folks, you can enlarge it to a wall size post if you wish. Mark, a collector of vintage photography equipment and expert in vintage photography, is going to party tonight as WeeGee. 

Favorite "holiday" for all ages--pumpkin carving Jack o'lanterns, and costumes and trick or treat.

I love it because you get to have fun and poke fun--America needs humor more than ever. Past costumes have been a hard-hat wearing Tea-partyier (which almost got me slugged by a fanatic without humor), Steve Irvin the crocodile man, and more.  
This year's obvious version--Trump!
Previous years follow:

With David Nelson

Okie

Taureg and gypsy

As bro in law Jim Henry says, "I can see why you're still working"

Happy Halloween

Hippie and Tea Party Geezer

Boo!

Katherine and Sarah Clark

Wendy and LadyBug, and Kerin

Erin, Abby and Max Bell