homebrewhokie
I wasnt expecting to be so impressed! Fabulous! those soccer ones were great
DemonHub
I’ve seen is art on television when I was young. He was showing the process of the painting each time. His work was simple with a beautiful touch of creativity.
OddNumber
Wouldn’t have thought to give it a look had it not been for the comments, but I’m glad I did. The eye balls were a little creepy though.
JoBo S
I agree with OddNumebr. The eyeballs are a little too creepy. HOWEVER I will say that there some where they don’t even look like hands! Very creative…in a sometimes creepy way.
empty-minded
In the first couple of pictures I couldn’t put my finger, so to speak, on what was bothering me about the composition. Then when I saw the female hand I realized it was the hair on the guy’s hands and forearms. The hair was actually a bonus on some of the animals and especially the monster, however, I think overall he should definitely loose the hair.
Viola
Agreed about the hair thing. The fuzzy track runner wasn’t very… effectual. I do adore this idea, though.
gmsc
This reminds me of lejo (lejo.nu), only lejo doesn’t use paint.
The flamingo is the best, IMHO. The dalmatian is also great.
The finger-turned-pen is just disturbing.
Miss Cellania
Sonia, thank you- I found your post to be a good explanation of who Mario Mariotti was. So many of us get those pictures forwarded to us without any background on who did them.
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