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There are two kinds of polyps. One is a type of squishy little sea creature--coral is made by polyps, and a coupla species have polyp forms--which anchors itself to something and then has a head on the other end (for a very low value of "head") with tentacles and sense organs and a mouth. (Think sea anenome.)
The other kind of polyp looks a lot like that, but is a rogue lump of flesh that grows in your colon, up your nose, etc. Some sort of story is going on there, but as usual, I'm only witness to a brief scene. I couldn't tell you what price the polyp is demanding, or why. I just know that's the title. Nor do I know what the little white creature is--I don't think it's a rogue sperm, much as it may look like one, I think it's more like a relative of the anxiety beast. But even that, I dunno. At the end of the day, what sort of polyp that squishy thing is really depends on whether this is taking place in some odd little cavernous underground, or inside somebody's intestines. And that, dear viewer, I'm gonna leave up to you, and how weird, after all these paintings, you think I am. --------------------------------------------------- Original is 10 x 15, mixed media, still fooling around with simple shapes and more complex textures. Original for sale, prints available, send a note or visit [link] for details |
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It is far better to have nothing to live for than to have nothing to die for...
I really like that white squishy thing
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The texture looks really neat. It reminds me of a book illustration.
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My guess is that it's a rogue lump of flesh that has evolved into the other type of polyp, attained sentience, and is now something like the Grandmother Willow of the lower intestines, providing aid and advice to all manner of microbes and parasites if they prove themselves worthy, only because that's the most bizarre explanation I can come up with.
All weirdness aside, I like how you made the polyp appear larger-than-life and legendary. There definitely is a story of epic proportions behind this.
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WHERE did they go, WHY did they build this crap??
Not necessarily a bad thing! Awesome texture as usual.
I like the textures! Nice one!
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