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Tag Archives: humour
Mail Art Postcard. No. 4884…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary word is, lateritious.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mail Art Postcard. No. 4884.A simple collage on bright card, using clippings from cheap, or free, through the front door, magazines. ‘Oh, that Dave Whatt!…’‘What about him’?‘Well, all he does is, go, … Continue reading
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Tagged a look in the eyes, arts, cheap magazines, conversation, dictionary word, environmantal issues, eyes, giraffe., humour, lateritious, mail art postcards, Mona Lisa, No 4884, observations, serendipity, sideways, simple collage, stuck on, style, surrealism, words, yellow!
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Mail Art postcard. No. 4874…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary words are: antrorse, aplanatic, aphaeresis, anurous, apogamy, and appanage. Please have these words looked up and placed in suitable sentences ready for Professor Mouldie first thing after breakfast tomorrow morning. Extra marks will be awarded … Continue reading
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Tagged antrorse, anurous, aphaeresis, aplanatic, apogamy, appanage, art, arts, cheap magazines, collage, conversation, dictionary words, discovery, dog talking, dogs, eyes, howling, humour, madness, Mail Art, mail art cards, mysterious voice, No. 4874, observations, serendipity, singing, singing sensation, style, surrealism, words
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That lino print without the ‘Z’ on it…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s suit of armour is the one which is complete, except for a missing poleyn.Click here.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Did you see the first sketch, a few days ago?It had a book with it, at 90 degrees to the horizontal. … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, adjectives, advertising, animals, architecture, art, arts, books, brain, composition, conversation, cool, creation, design, drawing, expletives, fashion, fine art prints, history, humour, information, lino cut printing, lino printing, maths, Maths, photography, politics, prints, puzzle, reading, seeing, smiling, style, surrealism, swearing, thinking, words
Tagged an owl?, art, artist's proof, arts, beak?, circle cutter, conversation, Dostoyesvsky, eyes, humour, Japanese Kizuki paper, madness, meaning?, novels, observations, overlapping, rectangles, Rusiians, Russian novles, shapes, staring, style, surrealism, the letter Z, trianagles, wars, words
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This is not art. No. 56….
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s existential angst is centred around the word, economics.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes, it seems ages since I did a post that has the title, This is Not Art.Dear reader, here we go! Oh, even the sweeping, flowing white substrate … Continue reading
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Tagged apray paint, art, art criticism, arts, by the railway tracks, clean it up!, discovery, Dulltown, economics, existential angst, grafitti, gravity?, grey, humans, humour, in jail, madness, observations, orange, painting, police?, red brick wall, serendipity, style, surrealism, swearing, this is not art, white, words
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Decalcomania! Decalcomania! Decalcomania!…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s word, in the BBCs radio and TV consistent dumbing-down of the English language by their journalists, is to call this month, Febry. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Come one, everybody, let’s all shout out the word, Decalcomania!… A method … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract art, acrylic paint, art, arts, BBC radio and TV, black and white, Decalcomania printing, diction?, dumbing down, English language, Febry?..., humour, journalists!, madness, month?, mouth, observations, pencil shading, printing, serendipity, snarling, style, surrealism, surrealists, words
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4935…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s cuttlefish is the one that has decided that she will always be seen in the media, and in public, from now on, smoking a pipe.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Today’s mail art postcard is a great one! I’m really pleased … Continue reading
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Tagged art, arts, composition, eyes, fluorescent colour, foot, green!, hair?, humour, juxtaposition, Large sculpture, madness, mail art postcards, No. 4935, Not Moscow, observations, public square?, Salvador D, serendipity, simple collage, smoking a pipe?, style, surrealism, Today's cuttlefish, toes, words
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The very busy lino print…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary words are: pappus, selictar, gittern, twilly, faburden, and morsure. Please have these words looked up and placed in suitable sentences, ready for Professor Mouldie first thing after breakfast tomorrow morning. The professor will be picking … Continue reading
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Tagged about A4 in size, abstract art, busy print, dictionary words, discs, faburden, fairly alright?, fine art prints, geometry, gittern, hovering, humour, Japanese paper, morsure, oil-based inks, pappus, paradox, planets., prism people, Professor Mouldie, rubble, selictar, stars in the night, students, trebuchet, triangles, twilly
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The final spatter painting…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s quotation is from P G Wodehouse’s 1939 novel Uncle Fred in the Springtime: ‘So you’re handing me the mitten’? ‘Yes, I am.’ ‘You’ll be sorry.’ ‘No, I shan’t.’ ‘I shall go straight to the devil.’ … Continue reading
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Tagged 1939, 2015?, abstract art, art, arts, black, black dots, black ink pen, conversation, dates?, green, humour, madness, on paper, outlines, P G Wodehouse, Pongo Twistleton, reckless living, serendipity, spatter paintings, style, surrealism, surrealists, the mitten?, Uncle Fred in the Springtime, words, yellow
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A design, in a messy looking box…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s nice looking dictionary word is, hierophant. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hey up! As we are supposed to say, here in the North of England. No, it’s alright, it’s just another idea, a sketch, for a new lino print. … Continue reading
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Tagged art, arts, cardboard box, chopped ruler, conversation, dictionary word, erasers, grubby?, hey up!, hierophant., humour, lino print design, messy box, North of England, pencil extenders, pencils, pens, post-it note, preliminary drawing, red pens, rubbers, serendipity, spelling, style, surrealism, white correction pen, words, yellow paper
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The slippery leaves…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s quotation is from Raymond Chandler’s 1943 novel The High Window, I’ve read it before, but it is so good, I’m reading it again. It was furnished with grass rugs and reed stuff. There was a … Continue reading
Posted in academia, art, arts, books, brain, colours, composition, cool, creation, design, drama, Dulltown, history, Hull.UK., humour, information, instruction, jobs, learning, mind, observations, photography, puzzle, reading, seeing, serendipity, style, surrealism, thinking, words, writing
Tagged art, art college, arts, civil engineering?, composition, discovery, figure, humour, leaves, looking at stuff, observations, Raymond Chandler, serendipity, slippery, street photographs, style, supine figure, surrealism, The High Window, title?, words, writing
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What?… Another Black Dots one?…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s lost plectrum is the one eventually found by the FBI, with some papers, down Donald Trump’s toilet.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> See, these ‘Black Dots’ drawings/paintings all started with my drawing, a while back, some random spontaneous stuff with bright … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract art, art, arts, black dots, black ink, bright colours, composition, conversation, conversation piece, dave?, Donald Trump's toilet, humour, Italian paper, lost plectrum, madness, rip it up!, serendipity, style, surrealism, talking to oneself, think of something else, time consuming, triangles, triangles. sky-dots
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4906…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s architectural term is, Rib – a projecting band on a ceiling or a vault, usually structural, but sometimes purely decorative, separating the cells of a groined vault. I always fancied having a ribbed ceiling, or … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, animals, architecture, art, arts, brain, colours, composition, cool, creation, drama, dreaming, humour, information, joke, mind, observations, postcards, puzzle, serendipity, smiling, style, surrealism, thinking, words
Tagged art, arts, bright colours, cars, cheery, collage, cuttings, driving, grinning, groined vault, humour, madness, mail art postcards, ribbed ceiling, see the face?, serendipity, silliness, style, sunny day, surrealism, surrealists, toot toot toot, wellbeing, wheel, words
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4905…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s carefully selected adjectives are: chubby, labrose, urinant, paripinnate, cricoid, azygous, and bouncy.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Another simple mail art postcard – just a couple of random snippets from some cheapskate magazine or other, glued, and juxtaposed, onto a very … Continue reading
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Tagged a glimpse, a pen?, art, arts, azygous, bouncy, carefully selected adjectives, chubby, conversation, conversation piece, cricoid, daftness, eyes, humour, in the bank?, labrose, made up word?, madness, mail art postcards, mauve, paripinnate, serendipity, strangeness, surrealism, Tofneau?, urinant, words
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The sketch and the lino print…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s gerunds are: swimming, golfing, and burping. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Well, today, I was all set to show you a photograph of a preliminary rough sketch I’d done for a lino print, and then, after a few days … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, art, arts, brain, composition, conversation, cool, creation, design, drawing, dreaming, Dulltown, fine art prints, humour, information, jobs, learning, lino cut printing, lino printing, mind, observations, photography, prints, puzzle, science, seeing, smiling, style, surrealism, thinking, weather, words
Tagged A4 in size, boring photo, colour pencils, dangerous drops, gerunds, humour, Japanese, Japanese Kizuki paper, lino cut printing, lino print, lino print design, madness, Meterological office, oil-based inks, preliminary sketch, rain drops, red stapler, sky arcs?, stapler, surrealism, weather forecast, weather forecaster
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The splashy lino print…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s unusual, but very nice word is, batholith.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hm, yes, splashy!A few days ago, dear reader, I showed you a photograph which included the preliminary sketch for today’s print, it also showed the French curve template that … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, archeology, art, arts, brain, composition, cool, creation, design, drama, fine art prints, humour, information, irony, learning, lino cut printing, lino printing, prints, puzzle, science, seeing, smiling, style, surrealism, thinking, words
Tagged a winter dip, about A4 in size, batholith, batholithic, black and white, Bridlington, bugger!..., cheating in art, Damn!, droplets, French curves, grinning, Hornsea, humour, legs, lino cut print, mistake, North Sea, on Japanese paper, shaking himself, shingle, swimming, truncated, waffling on, whire dots, Withernsea
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Ah, yes, that lino print…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary words are: arcanum, zebu, yunx, quatorze, glossology, pancratium, and grammalogue. Please have these words looked up and placed in suitable sentences ready for Professor Mouldie first thing after breakfast tomorrow morning. Should the professor … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, adjectives, animals, art, arts, brain, composition, conversation, cool, creation, design, drama, drawing, dreaming, existentialism, fine art prints, Grumpiness, history, humour, information, learning, lino cut printing, lino printing, magic, mind, poetry, prints, puzzle, religion, seeing, serendipity, smiling, style, surrealism, thinking, words, writing
Tagged 1930s, a lecture, abstract art, arcanum, black and white, black eye, Busby berkeley, compost heap, cubes, Dames, dark tobacco, Dick Powell, dictionary word, extra marks, eye in the sky, film clips, glossology, grammalogue, humour, in droves, Kwaidan 1964, lino cut print, looked up, madness, nonsense, pancratium, Professor Mouldie, quatorze, rambling, rough sketch, spitting, squirrel, up the garden path, wooden leg, yunx, zebu
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4758…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s cuttlefish is the one making a very good job of reading the news on BBC radio – lovely diction – crisp and clear!>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes, another of my ‘mail art’ postcards – a simple college on bright … Continue reading
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Tagged a week, art, arts, BBC News, big fat cat, blue pills, bright card, carnivore, cheap TV listings, compost bin, conversation, doctor, fluorescent card, humour, icy, Judy G, madness, mail art postcards, news reader, phone call, Postcards, reptile, scampering, serendipity, smirking, surrealism, The Wizard of Oz, Toto, trashy magazine, with a basket, yellow brick road
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