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This the first and last question mark I've ever seen! Was thrilled to see it, so it's included in my 2015 favorites.
This is a pop art project, where i use comic strip/book art that has the word 'question' or ? marks shown in them, and recreate them into paintings. Its amazing how many jokes end and begin with a question. These paintings will be small, 4" x 4" in size. Ether these will be glue to surfaces on the street or saved for a possible show in the future.
Peanuts. another i am not a fan of, but its a classic.
A Question Mark butterfly on the Variegated Privet in my back yard on April 10, 2012.
The silver mark on the underside of the hindwing is broken into two parts, a curved line and a dot, creating a "?"shaped mark that gives the species its common name.
Taken at Whiting Road Nature Preserve, Webster, NY. This butterfly is named for the blue marking in the shape of a question mark on its underwing, as seen in the photo.
2 new boards made for the 'street nature' show
and if they don't sell, they'll be put up on the streets.
left: from TMNT:Christmas Special (comic book)
right: Your questionable Charlie Brown (sunday comics)
both arcylic and fine marker
i really didn't know how to showcase these off
please check them out in full size!
I saw my first ever question mark butterfly about a month ago. Now I keep seeing them everywhere! I don't know if it's an especially good year for the species or if I have just tuned in. Anyway, the butterfly gets its name from the little white question mark pattern on the underside of the wing - seen quite clearly here (but see comments). Although if I were naming it, it would be called the upsidedown semicolon.
From my Type series. Set of four assorted glyph cards including at sign, exclamation point, ampersand and question mark. Made using a vintage typewriter. Available for sale here
Skull and question mark cookies for class. Trying to make them feel like you're not meant to eat them. Tasted pretty good though.
I was the Riddler this past Halloween! Description copypasted from Tumblr:
My Halloween costume!
❓❓❓RIDDLE ME THIS.❓❓❓
Guess how much fun I had with this costume. (:
So yeah, it’s 80% Batman: The Animated Series Riddler, 3% Arkham City Riddler (I tried to get the glasses as close to that as I could), and the rest is an even mix between what I would wear if I was the Riddler and “Shit, I’m going to have to slog around outside in the mud at the Renaissance Festival Sunday and do 8 hours of stocking at work on Halloween, so let’s work around that.” I also slapped on an obnoxious combination of my holographic unicorn eyeshadow and my green eyeliner, because you cannot tell me that the Riddler wouldn’t wear obnoxious green and purple eye makeup if he wore makeup. I generally take a backpack with me to the Renaissance Festival, so I got a purple one and threw on some question mark buttons and a patch to Riddler it up.
So yeah, half of my costume is crap that was already in my wardrobe.
- Jacket, shirt, jeans (obvs.): shit I already had
- Hat: Nethats.com
- Tie: Zazzle
- Vintage question mark brooch: eBay
- Earrings: Made them from question mark charms I got online somewhere and ear wires I had in my craft stash.
- Socks: One of those Halloween stores’ websites
- Chucks: The Converse website (because I totally need more Chuck Taylor low tops)
- Backpack: One of those rando sellers on Amazon
- Question mark buttons: Zazzle
- Question mark patch: KrauseKreation on Etsy
- Big purple sunglasses: They were forgotten by an annoying group of people next to us years ago at the Fire Up the Night fireworks competition.
My costume seems to be pretty successful, judging from the positive feedback I got at the Renaissance Festival, at work, and from the notes on my previous post featuring this costume. :)
(Also: None of my greens match and I don’t care.)