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this explains half my artschool years!!
Looks like he carved his way out from inside the pumpkin. Now thats abstract.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL
lol, insert smashing pumpkins joke here…
: )
nice, i often see pumpkins on people’s porches and want to do the same thing
Don’t ask me why, but it looks like a pirate chicken fought hard with a pumpkin and the pumpkin lost. 🙂
You need to do “Pumpkin Head Chicken” tomorrow. lol.
dude these are absolutely terrific keep doin what your doin
OR, “How Jackson Pollock Got His Start”
Really this is just boondoggle…Nah, I jus’ wanted to use that word… 😀
As opposed to abstract neo-expressionistic pumpkin carving where the stem is always left on the the greater part of the pumpkin.
I see a pumpkin who has been freed from the prison of its gourd form with an act that could be described as violent, but also one that provides the friction necessary to spark creativity and instigate the freeflow of energy from animal to vegetable.
Either that or a cartoonist who identifies a little too closely with a broken-hearted Linus Van Pelt.
HA..!! That looks like a machete instead of a traditional kitchen knife. The chicken looks pleased with itself. A fine job done, I guess?
@Kev:
I see an artist that has broken through a social etiquette and the frustration that derives from abiding to it.
He chooses to take a national pastime past its usual limits, to a point where it has become almost unrecognisable, symbolising the modern corruption of ancient rituals.