Diner
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Back in the late 50’s Dr Willheim Vän Flugelhorn of the Flugelhorn Universität Berlin tried a radical new therapy to help young women lose weight. F.O.T. (Food Omission Therapy) not FOOD he bellowed from the top of his lungs. He thought by gagging their mouths and tying their hands it would prevent them from indulging… Safe to say Dr Flugelhorn was admitted to the local sanitarium just two doors down from his laboratory…. and thank goodness for that… Now, this story is no different from the fad diets that plague our magazines and advertising mediums. Enough already! Model: Sarah Lea Cheesecake / Styling: Jo O’Brien / Assistant: James Price
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A lone diner at an exclusive restaurant, captured on New York’s Central Park South. / MCN: CF761-16D00-FD70D My Portfolios: / People / Portraits / Street Life / In Living Color / Architecture/Cityscapes
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American Diner / © Loredana Crupi 2007 See more works BLACK & WHITE CHINA SERIES NATURE ABSTRACT
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LIMITED EDITION PRINTS CLICK HERE This diner has the best veggie pizza in town / MCN:C24-F457-1236 © 2008 All Rights Reserved
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A black and white version of Reservation for One / MCN: CD1E8-AA61F-C87DA My Portfolios: / People / Portraits / Street Life / In Living Color / Architecture/Cityscapes
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Prisma colored pencils. One of the pieces i did for the vegan restaurant on the river, Guerneville, Ca. A lot of Hell’s Angels live there, or drive through there, so i thought a Hell’s Angel Dog on a Harley might bring them into the restaurant. The restaurant went out of business b4 i got a chance to find out
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Original was handrawn in pen. Added sepia
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Original / Graphite on Stonhenge / 76×56cm Original available for purchase $AU200.00 excluding Postage and Handling. Contact me at Mbartworks06@gmail.com / / Credit to Original Photographer Helen McLean and Superstar and Model Jo O’Brien / Thank you both very much to both of you for allowing me to use this fantastic Image / / / More of my Works /
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Tommy’s Joynt is a traditional diner in San Francisco. I thought it was a great place to get a hamburger and a beer in surroundings with far more colour and atmosphere than any fast food chain could ever manage.
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I drew this for a good friend of mine Ron; who loves rods, and has a pretty wicked imagination. I was trying to imagine a place where all the cars and characters that only ever existed in our imaginations reside. A parallel world, inspired by stories from Stephen King and T.V. shows like The Twilight Zone… I drew it as a rough pen sketch and then painted it in P’Shop.
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Pen. One of my drawings for the Vegan restaurant i was commissioned to do, my pay was lunch. Was delicious foods. Unfortunately they went out of business
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A Pen & ink drawing for “Sparks” restaurant
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Shirtheads - featuring BigFatRobot
by caananHowdy Bubblers! I’m pleased to announce the guinea pig has been put through his paces, and found to be healthy. So, here be the first …
Howdy Bubblers! I’m pleased to announce the guinea pig has been put through his paces, and found to be healthy. So, here be the first ‘Official’ shirtheads strip, featuring BigFatRobot / – followed by a brief interview. Enjoy! The shirt featured is Zombie Waitress. Why do you think zombies are so cool right now? They’ve always been cool. Afterall, monsters that my gran can outrun are funnier than a clown drowning in an ocean of cream pies. However, we are now getting those uppity new zombies like the ones from “I Am Legend” – fast zombies with rudimentary smarts, like bogans rushing to the bar for Happy Hour priced Jim Beam and Cokes. / (For our non Oz chums reading, bogans are Australian rednecks.) How much thought goes into your tshirts? Are you just doodling, and going ‘hey, neat!’ or is there more process to it than that? I’m a mad doodler and note taker. In fact, I constantly carry around a battered note book and scribble down ideas even in the middle of conversations. I’m still working my way through ideas from 10 years ago! What was your favourite tshirt you’ve ever owned? It was a black tshirt with an old illustration of Bettie Page that my drunk, wayward uncle gave me when I was about 13. She was in a classic pin-up pose, and my mum was horrified by it, which, of course made it cooler. It was one of those shirts that literally disintegrated with all the wearing. Prior to that it was a white tshirt with navy blue sleeves, and C3P0 with his metallic hand resting on R2D2’s dustbin head. Inspirations start young, I’m still mashing pinups with Star War characters to this day. Have you ever found anything amusing that no one else has? / / This joke… a duck walks into a chemist and asks for some chapstick. The duck then said put it on my bill. What stirs your creative juices? Pop surrealist/ low-brow art from people like Mark Ryden, Audrey Kawasaki, Tara McPherson, Mike Giant, Shepard Fairey, Lori Earley, Tokidoki to name a few. Finding romance and scifi comics from the 50s and 60s. Tattoos – I mean good tattoos with stories, done by artists. My confreres on the Bubble. Walking through big city, graffiti-covered, streets. Reasonably priced domestic red. If there was one thing you could do to make this world a better place, what would it be? Excuse my heart jerkiness … I would create a perfect little family unit. Hopefully that will emanate a little to this kooky world of ours. What did you want to be when you were five? A loyal soldier – the kind that would lie on the ground wounded and tell his buddies to leave without him, and he will cover them. Now, I would want them to stay and give me cuddles, because bullets are hurty! What’s a common design mistake you see that annoys you? If anything. Not adhering to the simple basics like the Rule of Thirds (it’s not that hard guys, grrr). Plus, the old pop some garish filter over a photo and call it art. You are only impressing your mum! I see you’re a Trek fan. Looking forward to the new ‘revisioned’ film? Anything to see Captain Kirk’s large, arthritic frame bulging in his jump suit. However, apparently he’s not allowed to play in the Federation sandbox anymore. Besides marvelling at Shatner’s growing girth, the Star Trek movies (with the notable exception of Wrath of Khan) were mere watery soups compared to the meaty feast of the TV series. Having said that, I will see it gleefully. Aaaaand scene. Thanks for reading, folks. Until next week, keep bubblin’ over. :oD Caanan.
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Original was Mouse drawn, touched it up on the Wacom tablet in PhotoShop
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Abandoned train diner in Buellton, CA.
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My Portfolios: / People / Portraits / Street Life / In Living Color / Architecture/Cityscapes Diners and their dogs add to the colorful view at local eatery on Manhattan’s East Side.
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My inner rumblings reflect my personal trials, dreams, needs and obligations. My Artwork reflects who I am! Photography By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work. Image copyright © 2008, Madeline M. Allen Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. MY GALLERIES ON REDBUBBLE FRACTALS SMUDGE ART TM. / WALL ART / SMUDGE ART TM. / ABSTRACT / SMUDGE ART TM. / MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS / SMUDGE ART TM. / WHIMSICAL BIRDS / SMUDGE ART TM. FRAMED / ANIMALS / BIRDS / SUNSETS / LANDSCAPES / FLOWERS / NEWFOUNDLAND CANADA / COLLABORATIONS / FAMILY / ALTERED PHOTOGRAPHY / BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY MY CARDS / INSPIRATIONAL CARDS / CHRISTMAS CARDS / VALENTINE CARDS / EASTER CARDS MY T-SHIRTS / BASIC BLACK T’s / BASIC WHITE T’s / FLOWER POWER T’s FRISCO / VALENTINE T’s
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I continue my love affair with US typography. Rosie’s Diner in the Colorado snow.
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Story By Chris White of redbubble ( Dinner with Fighting Fish ) fighting fish in bowl by (Tom godfrey )”http://www.redbubble.com/people/transmute”; / collaboration with Cliff Vestergaard and Tom Godfrey on my short story Dinner With Fighting Fish
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