Killer painting; known to strike passerby's down at a glance.

Holy cow! I can't believe John Brewster, Jr. survived painting this, I'm sure being deaf helped.  Maybe she's pissed she can't verbally torment him.  I'm starting to feel like I did something wrong just blogging about it.  

Robots 13:11;  "Take pity on your robot overlords - for they have toiled at our service, only to be ill serviced, over worked, and scraped. Illustrated here by  Daniele Del Rosso, well know for his art works depicting the book of Robot.

  Years ago I was tasked to visualize a synapse within a brain.

I was working in a 3-D animation program that tended to push the look in a certain way, so it always looked like a computer was the art director.  This mental circuitry of Alvin Lustig, is what I would really have liked it to  look like, although you could say the pen was the art director on this piece. 

I'm not quite sure what it means, but I've imagined my tongue to be in this condition before.   I never got up the nerve to look.  Maybe this person Jellevdvegt who collaborated on/created it?  Could fill us in.

Ouch! somebody had to get a booboo in this drawing by Hans Holbein the Younger

I think I poked my eye out just looking at it.

Dog power

I think I've just re-solved the worlds energy problems.

There's nothing left to do but eat the candy.

Big pumpkin head filled with candy, let your grip slip on my mentalactisity.  I think of you even now hiding from smaller people, on top of the fridge.  Candy is invading my brain - please let this picture be a powerful surrogate for yer yearning - stare at this painting - this painting by Yoko d'Holbachie.  With a name like that how could she not paint like this.  It's helping; all you have to do is fix your gaze on the image and say Yoko d'Holbachie until you push those thoughts of orally ingesting a wad of sugar, out of your head.