LOL
 

Here are copies of some of my favorite chuckles that can be found pinned to the wall near my easel...

LOL

LOL :D

LOL

And my verrrrry favorite...

;)

I liked this one.

Cynthia, I too like this one.
Ivo.

His

is
true
S.O.G.
Cynthia

Now, I'm in panic 'cause of live session
 

LoL

One of my favorites...

Love it!

I was just at the "Kings, Queens, Naked Statues" exhibit at our local art museum, in fact.

Spoofs...
 

Not cartoons/jokes, but definitely funny!

Check out these links:

http://www.dearauntnettie.com/museum...m-ex-wives.htm

http://www.dearauntnettie.com/museum...adymacbeth.htm

Funny stuff on that site -- good for a few post-Thanksgiving-dinner laughs -- thanks!

A thoughtful art-historical treatise on the important panty-drop paintings of Art Frahm in the 1950's. Well worth the read!

http://www.lileks.com/institute/frahm/

William-

OK, my "celery innocence" is lost........

Seriously, that was funny!!! One of the funniest treatises on pinup art I've ever read. Thanks so much for the link. Mr. Frahm has a unique niche in Art History, that's for sure.

Rob

Pickles, by Brian Crane. My husband made sure to save these for me! :)

Lileks was (and I presume he still is) a staple of the Twin Cities (that's in Minnesota, don't ya know) press, moving about from one publication to another, doing columns and books, vying for fame, making life -- or at least subscribing to the newspaper -- worthwhile. After being away from the 10,000 lakes for so long, I'm glad to hear that he's still there and in fine fettle. And, no doubt, good looking and above average.

Here's a new one I just ran across.

Good one! Maybe they'll run some of these topics at the PSA event.

Made my day...

From the dawn of Time...

From generation to generation...

Cost of doing business...

Mine too!

I have spent many an hour on ladders, with reflectors, whatever, to get the perfect angle. Sometimes there is none!

My turn...... ;)

"Inspiration"

Allan

Some days you just want to.....

In today's comics...

Too long between contributions . . .
 

Does Hockney know about this?

Actually, a lot more contemporary paintings are done this way than will be confessed.

That being said, it's probably been some 40 years since I was confined to quarters with the chicken pox, before Playstation and X-Box, even before Atari and Pong, without TV, my entertainment being books and some paint-by-number images. Horses, as I recall. Turned out pretty well, I think. Admit it -- you've done a couple yourself.

They're probably out of the black market by now and in the Louvre, under an assumed name.

This was published in a local paper years ago when a very small but vocal group of zealots tried to shut down the life drawing sessions held after hours at the local art museum.