Friday, February 14, 2014
Scott Murry - Favorite Love Story
Linda Ramone originally dated Joey, but ultimately went for Johnny. It's one of the most famous love triangles of modern love. She was even the subject of classic Ramones songs like "The KKK Took My Baby Away." However it went down, these two are rad. Happy (belated) V-Day!
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Kristina Carroll - Favorite Love Story
Dragonslayer Charcoal 18 x 24 |
It's a little ironic that I am not a huge love story person. When it comes to romance, I like my stories with a little less "Happily Ever After" and a little more grit. And while so many of the stories illustrated so far definitely fall into that category for me (some of which I was considering doing myself!)- I still needed something more. Especially when it came to inspiring me visually.
There is a painting By Jeffrey Catherine Jones called Dragonslayer. It's a twist on the classic St. George and the Dragon tale, where the hero goes to rescue the Maiden, only to find her in bed with the Dragon. I have been in love with this painting ever since seeing it and just couldn't get it out of my head. So I decided to pay homage to that illicit romance and one of my favorite artists.
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Taryn Cozzy - Favorite Love Story
This is based off of Norah Jones' song "Man of the Hour" - It's one of those funny love stories about how a woman's unsuccessful search for a man has helped her realize she doesn't need one. She sees that she has a more reliable catch - her dog - and together they share the kind of love a man can't fill. This love story goes out to those of us who share an unconditional love with our dogs.
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Favorite Love Story- Ricardo Lopez Ortiz
The Terminator
Guy travels trough time in order to save girl from killer robot, who is also from the future. While protecting her, he falls in love and fathers the future savior of mankind.
Perfect.
Jorge Mascarenhas - Favorite Love Story
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Lee Moyer - Favorite Love Story
Mary Shelley starred in her own poetic love affair of course. But that may not even be her greatest or most sublime reason to be here in the Month of Love.
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