Some cool Friday night creepy art

If you ever saw someone’s face literally melt into their faces, then you will appreciate this artwork from French photographer Antoine Geiger..

I saw the artwork originally on CREATOR’S PROJECT.. 

The report,

“The project came spontaniously,” Geiger tells The Creators Project. “All of a sudden I would be on the metro or in the museum and feel on my own while it’s crowded. I could literaly see people’s faces melting on their screens, like their identity was being lost in the non-space of technology, like the spacial dimension of the present has been outstretched.” A bit of post-processing in Photoshop, and his eerie feeling was visualized. 

The photos are chillingly weird and actually quite real–you can almost envision the melting of someone’s complete emotional existence into their smart phones..

HERE IS THE ART WORK .. it’s awesome. 

This is my original artwork.. it’s my nostalgic Christmas postcard to you.

The scene I drew in this picture, several years ago actually, is gone now. It is of the former St. Ignatius Church in Centralia, PA, a place I attended Christmas midnight mass for several years when my life began. The road signs are indicating that a highway was closed, most likely because of the Christmas blanket of snow causing mine fire fumes to overtake the highway.. The footsteps? Could be mine walking around .. could be my father, as he was the caretaker of the property for 20 years..

But it’s all gone now.
So often, we are greeted yearly with cards of this nature–places that are now gone or changed for good.

My Christmas memories hold this scene in high esteem.
They always will.
Times were simpler then–even though my hometown was being bulldozed over and people were being forced out. Still simple.
A quiet blanket of snow..
This year, 2015, it’s about 60 or so degrees outside of my house.
This scene is a memory.
As is the town and all buildings that were in it.

My Daily Doodle.

You’re looking at Poppy Largent and Desmond Tata. They just had a big celebration of global warming in Bellicose Junction.

Bellicose Junction is a fictional town that existed in the mind of me and a few friends for over a decade. And it also, most likely, is in your psyche too.. a town or imbeciles and rejects, with no purpose or direction, aimlessly walking through live polluting every step of their path.

Oh, and eating lots and lots of LLAMA meat.

My Daily Doodle.. 

The theory behind it is if there was a doggy day care my dog Mutley, on the right, would be a tremendous animal to deal with.

My Daily Doodle.. certainly not as macabre as Ayden’s interpretation of the goings on at a dentist, but weird nonetheless.

An orange beats an apple.. while riding a banana. It was the dull drawing of a long day .. It’s all I got.

I eat fruit. What can I say. It was in front of me.

A few days ago this website reported that Artbell.com was coming back. 

The former radio show host himself announced that something was going to occur on that website, and that it was under construction, and to watch for more.. Around that same time the website appeared with an all black background and one single white question mark. 

Early this morning, the site changed. 

The black background still remains, but now a different punctuation mark is present: The exclamation point.

No word yet officially from anyone on what exactly Bell is planning to do with this website, but there are rumors rampant online that the former webmaster of Arbell.com is once again at the helm.. 

Time will tell, and since there are only a certain number of punctuation marks before you run out, I don’t know what we will see next..

Play us out..the new song begins in an hour. New Year’s Eve ending, sliding into another year..