I was going through some old files of mine the other day and came across a couple of drawings, each on one side of the same paper. I think they were scribbled on the nearest sheet in an inspired post-movie frenzy. I had seen “Friday the 13th part V” and “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”… in a row. My parents were asleep. I was six years old.
How did I have a concept of neck holes back then??
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Six years old, huh? That explains a lot…
Chain saw Mess-a-care!
Haw.
And then we “learn” how to draw years later and our art never retains that unbridled “innocence.”
Why you gotta keep dialing up the awesome?
Leatherface’s mask is amazing. And I love the expression on the severed head by his foot.
I was only doodling Ghostbusters when I was six.. you were in a whole different place.
I second that emotion. Watching those flicks at age six?! I can’t even watch “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” to this day
baby genius!
Sie, sind Freund zu freundlich!
Man, I loved Ghostbusters (still do), but somehow I managed to see these films! It was circumstance!
My first movie theater experiences were two sequels: Nightmare on Elm St. 2 (first onscreen boob for me!) and Alien 2, which I actually spent with my hands covering my face in horror throughout the entire film!!
Cuz I know you’re gonna pick up the phone and gimme some of the same, that’s why!
You’re too cute with your word-play, sir.
Double haw.
Consider this my earliest foray into “folk art”.
Or my submission to Fort Thunder.
Yeah, I saw that recently and it still holds up! It has always been a favorite of mine, so I’m glad it’s still creepy.
Friday the 13th on the other hand, I can make no promises…
Du bist wunderbar!
That’s it, I’m selling my Television!