Deem graffiti alphabet amazing and cool. Examples of graffiti art on the walls of a beautiful street. Perfect blend of color, there is also a 3D impression.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Amazing Graffiti Alphabet Deem
Deem graffiti alphabet amazing and cool. Examples of graffiti art on the walls of a beautiful street. Perfect blend of color, there is also a 3D impression.
Halloween Graffiti Town by KirraLovesMarik
Halloween Graffiti Town by KirraLovesMarik
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Looking for Laughs? 'Take the Monkeys and Run'
Author: Karen Cantwell
Barbara Marr, a typical (if slightly frazzled) suburban mom, has her world go topsy-turvy. First, her husband, Howard (who resembles George Clooney -- hmm), walks out on her without explanation. (Something vague about needing "space.") As the book opens, Marr is investigating strange goings on in the night at the house next door.
This house (which Marr and her neighborhood pals have come to call "The House of Many Bones") has something of an odd history. The house has been vacant for years and the fellow who comes around to cut the grass occasionally has been less than gracious. Being a woman of active imagination (perhaps, overly so) and fascinated with film, Marr would like to know just what's up with that, anyway.
Things really take a turn when, after her nocturnal wanderings, Marr wakes up to find a raft of monkeys swinging from the trees in her backyard. This development leads to a closer examination of the empty house next door. This examination leads to the discovery of something horrible. Let's just say the House of Many Bones lives up to its name.
This sets off a chain of events that lead Marr to call upon an old suitor from college (a hunky sort who Marr compares to Robert Redford -- yow!). As the (now single) mother of three daughters, she needs all the help she can get. She occasionally gets a little too much help from her mother (a real force of nature, in her own right). Marr is also ably assisted by a couple of neighbor moms. Altogether they make a charming and funny team of people who simply want to know what's happening. Especially when guys who'd qualify for appearances on Jersey Shore or The Sopranos start showing up.
Oh, and did I forget to mention the cop who resembles Brad Pitt who's called in to investigate the monkey infestation? Hmm ... methinks there's the tiniest bit of potential for romantic tension here.
TAKE THE MONKEYS AND RUN has a lightness and confectionary quality that balances well with the dark and dreadful aspects of the danger Marr eventually faces. Karen Cantwell has a quick and nimble wit that makes the serious stuff more palatable. (And for cat lovers, don't let, um, a particular scene put you off. Keep going. You won't be sorry.)
As the plot builds up in danger, suspense and intensity, Cantwell never loses her focus on the funny. As each scene unfolds, nothing is as it seems in this rollicking send up of the various action movies and gangster films that Marr (as a wannabe film blogger) often mentions.
The story builds to a big finish, its exposition coming at you in a rush and a tumble. Totally in keeping with the beleaguered protagonist's thoughts. (And the "quick mental recap" in Chapter 19 is priceless!)
Combining the wackiness of its (ostensible) Woody Allen namesake with the antics of The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight, TAKE THE MONKEYS AND RUN has enough LOL moments (literally!) and wild twists to keep you turning the pages, until you reach the end. An ending that simply begs for a sequel -- starring George Clooney, Robert Redford and Brad Pitt, of course. :)
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Digital Alphabet Graffiti for Letters A-Z Cover Book
Digital Alphabet Graffiti for Letters A-Z Cver Book
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Under the Psychedelic Sea, Singleton Hippie Art
Under the Psychedelic Sea(C) Singleton 2010Words and Hippie Art for the Spirit"We float there...skinny arms and legs tangled upin love knot puzzles,and we laugh at the deep, deep waters.In the cool phospherescent playgroundof our imaginations,we're weightless,and foreveris a long, long wayup..."Words and Artwork (c) Singleton 20109 x 12" Original watercolors, markers, and sharpie on 140 pound
Graffiti Tag Styles - Plain Tags
Alphabet graffiti style with plain tags. Graffiti Tag Styles - Plain Tags.
Wildstyle Graffiti Gallery - Photo, Sketches, Outline
Wildstyle Graffiti Gallery - Photo, Sketches, Outline
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Mystery Scene Review of 'The Devil' by Ken Bruen
You can read the review right here.
I've heard so much about Ken Bruen. Now I finally know what all the excitement is about.
Goblin Graffiti Letters Fonts Character
Goblin Graffiti Letters Fonts Character
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Football-Style Graffiti Alphabet Letters
Graffiti alphabet letters with style football. Can as an example to create graffiti art street. Can also just write my name in graffiti.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Graffitis Creator / Graffiti de Nombres
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Saturday, October 23, 2010
Formerly Amish Sheriff Talks Tough in 'Sworn to Silence'
By guest blogger Star Lawrence
Author, Linda Castillo; read by Kathleen McInerney
Do you like mildly "chicklit" books starring former Amish people who wield the F-Bomb? Good news—this is a series now. Sheriff Kate Burkholder left the sect but still knows the players in this neck of Ohio and is determined to catch a killer of young women, both Amish and "English" (non-Amish).
Burkholder eventually hooks up with a state-level cop with his own demons. Oh—did I mention, that she thinks the killer may be a man who assaulted her and whom her Amish family "dispatched" to the next world—maybe—she had never really been sure he was dead? I didn't mention it? Well, it's true.
There is some hooking up (the mildly chicklit part) but nothing too icky. Two damaged souls bumping in the night.
We are not talking "Witness" here with dreamy sponge baths and barn raisings. More like where shall we stash the stiff. Kathleen McInerney does a fair job of reading without getting all girlish and inserting charming little pauses. I hate it when that happens.
Star Lawrence owns a recession site called Do the Hopey Copey (http://hopeycopey.blogspot.com) and can be reached at jkellaw@aol.com.
Graffiti Alphabet B | Graffiti Letter B
Best Graffiti Designs and Styles Collection
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Friday, October 22, 2010
B Graffiti Letters in Kassel, Germany
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
Graffiti Alphabet Jerko | Graffiti Trains
Graffiti street art can be done also on the train or on the walls. As above is graffiti trains. Freight trains with graffiti fonts Jerko
Graffiti T-shirts - Clothing "HIP HOP"
Graffiti T-shirts - Clothing "HIP HOP"
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