Oh, poor Gerard, he is a man who has strong life experiences!!!!! JA JA! Oh, lo siento no me gusta mucho el pollo al curry!!!!! :(
Eh, hombre ten cuidado con lo que dices de mis mujeres!!!!!! Yo soy CAPABLE de retarte una vez más a duelo en la plaza del pueblo!!!!! Have a nice and tranquilo lúnes :)
He seems quite satisfied with his meal, floating peacefully. But there are number of dishes I wouldn't recommend to Gerard if this is what happens after curry...
ha ha, you make me laugh Rod, yes I am capable of live without her.
Eh ... Man do not push this woman, from which you fell in love, is cold as ceramic I tell you, it's true plus she can not cook chicken curry not good for you olvídala, ella es fría como una estatua!
Oh dear. So, is this a super power or simply something he must suffer through? Either way, he does make quite a smart hot air balloon. Also, was your curry comment in the sidebar before today? Or perhaps you always have a quote to go with the image and I've been slow to notice? (Apologies if this is the case!)
...Oh! ...And after that meal, I sure hope no gas goes leaking on the poor inhabitants of the basket. Funny-- and wonderfully, whimsically drawn-- as usual! :)
Despues de un buen curry soy capez de.... hmmm... well, flying is out due to fall risk (I am an uninsured American artist!) also breathing underwater due to probability of shark attack. If there were a magic curry that could make me never ruin a piece of art in the final stages, that would be magic enough for me. Sometimes.
Hi Rod! I am back and enjoying the mysterious world of the pen mover! :) This guy with an excellent surface-area-to-volume ratio turns out to be very universal, a week ago he just got filled with fluid.
You like flying, I see. I notice that your illustrations seem to have a propensity or capacity for being airborne, now, how is that for "capable"? They are all capable of flying or floating in air.
Great image. Makes the mind float along... After a chicken curry, pushing the plate back a little from the edge of the table and leaning back in your chair, yes, the self expands - first to contain all the sensations of the meal on the tongue, in the mind, and the gut, as everything gears up to process unaccustomed spices, and then, then the mind expands to envelop everything you see, remember and can imagine - more vibrant, aromatic, alive. If, as you choose to interpret, this is due to flatulance, then so be it. The world is more intense. Anthony Burgess got it.
"This curry was like a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony that I'd once heard.....especially the last movement, with everything screaming and banging 'Joy.' It stunned, it made one fear great art. My father could say nothing after the meal." Anthony Burgess
This is excellent, and I'm enjoying the rest of your work too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sylvia,the cheques in the post!!
DeleteOh, poor Gerard, he is a man who has strong life experiences!!!!! JA JA!
ReplyDeleteOh, lo siento no me gusta mucho el pollo al curry!!!!! :(
Eh, hombre ten cuidado con lo que dices de mis mujeres!!!!!!
Yo soy CAPABLE de retarte una vez más a duelo en la plaza del pueblo!!!!!
Have a nice and tranquilo lúnes :)
Cualquier curry..no debe ser de pollo!
DeleteTranquilo no quiero esta en la Plaza Del Pueblo!!! Pues estoy muy enamorado de ella!!!!!!
Duerme la siesta!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHe seems quite satisfied with his meal, floating peacefully. But there are number of dishes I wouldn't recommend to Gerard if this is what happens after curry...
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you Sasa...It's just a curry/Gerard quirk.
Deleteha ha, you make me laugh Rod, yes I am capable of live without her.
ReplyDeleteEh ... Man do not push
this woman, from which you fell in love, is cold as ceramic
I tell you, it's true
plus she can not cook chicken curry
not good for you
olvídala, ella es fría como una estatua!
Oh dear. So, is this a super power or simply something he must suffer through? Either way, he does make quite a smart hot air balloon. Also, was your curry comment in the sidebar before today? Or perhaps you always have a quote to go with the image and I've been slow to notice? (Apologies if this is the case!)
ReplyDelete1)no 2)no 3)no !!
Delete...Oh! ...And after that meal, I sure hope no gas goes leaking on the poor inhabitants of the basket. Funny-- and wonderfully, whimsically drawn-- as usual! :)
ReplyDeleteDespues de un buen curry soy capez de.... hmmm... well, flying is out due to fall risk (I am an uninsured American artist!) also breathing underwater due to probability of shark attack. If there were a magic curry that could make me never ruin a piece of art in the final stages, that would be magic enough for me. Sometimes.
ReplyDeleteHaHaHa! That's looking at the bright side!
ReplyDeleteLa ilustración es muy apropiada!
have you got, Gerard, enough curry to continue your flight?
ReplyDelete( I did not know about this way of flying, seems to be pretty cheap )
:)
cheap!!?? In-flight refueling with this stuff is CRAZY expensive - and flying chefs are hard to find, nevermind tipping the waiters!
Delete;)
DeleteNice work. This has inspired me to go to my local Indian lunch buffet tomorrow for Chicken Tikka Masala.
ReplyDeleteCue a limerick Mathew!
DeleteHi Rod! I am back and enjoying the mysterious world of the pen mover! :) This guy with an excellent surface-area-to-volume ratio turns out to be very universal, a week ago he just got filled with fluid.
ReplyDeleteHA! This is so funny!
ReplyDeleteGreat style also!
Hello Rod! First of all, I like the new avatar.
ReplyDeleteYou like flying, I see. I notice that your illustrations seem to have a propensity or capacity for being airborne, now, how is that for "capable"? They are all capable of flying or floating in air.
Have a great day!
Today is overcast and rainy, a perfect day for chicken curry!
ReplyDeleteRod, thank you so much for sending Gerard into the upper stratosphere. We don't want to experience the smell of post-digestion curry down here.
Great image. Makes the mind float along... After a chicken curry, pushing the plate back a little from the edge of the table and leaning back in your chair, yes, the self expands - first to contain all the sensations of the meal on the tongue, in the mind, and the gut, as everything gears up to process unaccustomed spices, and then, then the mind expands to envelop everything you see, remember and can imagine - more vibrant, aromatic, alive. If, as you choose to interpret, this is due to flatulance, then so be it. The world is more intense. Anthony Burgess got it.
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer the Anthony Burgess approach.
Delete"This curry was like a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony that I'd once heard.....especially the last movement, with everything screaming and banging 'Joy.' It stunned, it made one fear great art. My father could say nothing after the meal."
DeleteAnthony Burgess
Just relax and enjoy the view up there, Gerard!
ReplyDeletehaha, Gerard is capable in doing almost everything :-)
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