Art Challenge Day Five

By Jack Brummet

I was nominated by Cathie Joy Young for the art challenge thang (publish 3 works a day for 5 days, and name 5 other artists to do so as well). . Here is my last day: Bluehead; Liz Taylor with Mr. T's eye (from a kite I found on the beach); Faces No. 14. For my last artist, I nominate Sigfred Soriaga!

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Art Challenge, Day Four: Dandelion, Sunflower, Zinnia

By Jack Brummet

I was nominated by Cathie Joy Young for the 5 day art challenge (to publish 3 works a day for 5 days, and name 5 other artists to do so as well). My nomination for day four is Starheadboy. Here is my day four:

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Art Challenge (three artworks a day for five days): Day Three - Five Women; The Rapture; The Four Seasons

By Jack Brummet

I was nominated by Cathie Joy Young for the 5 day art challenge (to publish 3 works a day for 5 days, and name 5 other artists to do so as well).

My nomination for day three is David Stevenson because I love his still lifes so much.    Here is my *day three*:

Five Women -  (digitally colored analog drawings) that appeared for a time as the banner of my friend Heather's blog.

The Rapture - series of panels I did the week of "The Rapture," May 21, 2011.

The Four Seasons - a scratchboard I made on vacation in Istanbul.

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Art challenge: Day One - Birds of Prey; Domestics; Accidental Death

By Jack Brummet

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I was nominated by Cathie Joy Young for the 5 day art challenge on Facebook, to publish 3 works a day for 5 days, and name 5 other artists to do so as well.

My nomination for day one is Pegeen White, and for day two, Kathleen Hayden. . Here is my day one:

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  Birds of prey that actually turned out to be kind of friendly looking.
• Domestics is a sign from a now defunct Ben Franklin store in Kent, Wash., that Keelin picked up one day years ago when we were out there visiting parents.  
• Accidental Death - There is a story behind this one. When Keelin was in law school, she had to do a mock trial. She had a bunch of exhibits et cetera all done in marker on a large paper pad. This was #3, showing the death as the result of the events outlined in #1 and #2. Anyhow, we had that pad of paper with us for years. One day I pulled out the pad and decided to illustrate it. I chose No. 3 for its dramatic content, and it was one of the first watercolor/Sharpie drawings I ever did.

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