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Saturday, June 18, 2005

Lincoln, Meat, and Saints

I love weird art. I do.
And very little is as weird as Mark Ryden's work.
His impressive blend of cartoon and realism combines with a seemingly drug-induced surrealism to showcase a mind-boggling display of commentary on pop culture, religion, politics, and the human psyche.
It's just a lot of big words to say "Real freaky, but real good."

Go check it out.

posted by Chef Z at 5:39 PM

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Blogger Jessamyn said...

you should check out my friend silent matts blog, you two would get along. i'm in CP too. check out my blog...

check him out too: http://blogshamblogg.blogspot.com/

7:15 PM  

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