The Last Gunfighters Ballard (The Remix) - Armadillo Texas
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This is a little example (different theme) of my up coming exhibit at Monocle Man Space Gallery this up coming Saturday 10/15-10/30.
For the the last couple years doing this Flickr thing, I have been trying to find the best way to show a graphic novel series. The story board is the solution I came up with.
While my exhibit is more in the spirit of a story told in the 3rd person or in a narrative, than in the style of comic displayed here.
The Nihongo-ka exhibit is much more ambitious, A single theme, with 4 chapters and 5 images per chapter (20 total) and an accompany of a small story.
I hope you enjoy!
ā©[ Nihongo-ka, Exhibit At Monocle Man, 10/15/22 - 10/31/22]ā©
ā©[ Nihongo-ka, Exhibit Flyer]ā©
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š¼[The Last Gunfighter Ballad (Guy Clark)] š¼
The old gunfighter on the porch
Stared into the sun
And relived the days of living by the gun
When deadly games of pride were played
And living was mistakes not made
And the thought of the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Ah, the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
It's always keep your back to the sun
And he can almost feel the weight of the gun
It's faster than snakes or the blink of an eye
And it's a time for all slow men to die
And his eyes get squinty and his fingers twitch
And he empties the gun at the son of a bitch
And he's hit by the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Hit by the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Now the burn of a bullet is only a scar
He's back in his chair in front of the bar
And the streets are empty and the blood's all dried
And the dead are dust and the whiskey's inside
So buy him a drink and lend him an ear
He's nobody's fool and the only one here
Who remembers the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Remember the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
He said I stood in that street before it was paved
Learned shoot or be shot before I could shave
And I did it all for the money and fame
Noble was nothing but feeling no shame
And nothing was sacred but stayin' alive
And all that I learned from a Colt 45
Was to curse the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Curse the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Now he's just an old man that no one believes
Says he's a gunfighter, the last of the breed
And there are ghosts in the street seeking revenge
Calling him out to the lunatic fringe
Now he's out in the traffic checking the sun
And he's killed by a car as he goes for his gun
So much for the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
So much for the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
- Guy Clark
The Last Gunfighters Ballard (The Remix) - Armadillo Texas
šµ [Armadillo Texas] šµ
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This is a little example (different theme) of my up coming exhibit at Monocle Man Space Gallery this up coming Saturday 10/15-10/30.
For the the last couple years doing this Flickr thing, I have been trying to find the best way to show a graphic novel series. The story board is the solution I came up with.
While my exhibit is more in the spirit of a story told in the 3rd person or in a narrative, than in the style of comic displayed here.
The Nihongo-ka exhibit is much more ambitious, A single theme, with 4 chapters and 5 images per chapter (20 total) and an accompany of a small story.
I hope you enjoy!
ā©[ Nihongo-ka, Exhibit At Monocle Man, 10/15/22 - 10/31/22]ā©
ā©[ Nihongo-ka, Exhibit Flyer]ā©
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š¼[The Last Gunfighter Ballad (Guy Clark)] š¼
The old gunfighter on the porch
Stared into the sun
And relived the days of living by the gun
When deadly games of pride were played
And living was mistakes not made
And the thought of the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Ah, the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
It's always keep your back to the sun
And he can almost feel the weight of the gun
It's faster than snakes or the blink of an eye
And it's a time for all slow men to die
And his eyes get squinty and his fingers twitch
And he empties the gun at the son of a bitch
And he's hit by the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Hit by the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Now the burn of a bullet is only a scar
He's back in his chair in front of the bar
And the streets are empty and the blood's all dried
And the dead are dust and the whiskey's inside
So buy him a drink and lend him an ear
He's nobody's fool and the only one here
Who remembers the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Remember the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
He said I stood in that street before it was paved
Learned shoot or be shot before I could shave
And I did it all for the money and fame
Noble was nothing but feeling no shame
And nothing was sacred but stayin' alive
And all that I learned from a Colt 45
Was to curse the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Curse the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
Now he's just an old man that no one believes
Says he's a gunfighter, the last of the breed
And there are ghosts in the street seeking revenge
Calling him out to the lunatic fringe
Now he's out in the traffic checking the sun
And he's killed by a car as he goes for his gun
So much for the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
So much for the smell of the black powder smoke
And the stand in the street at the turn of a joke
- Guy Clark