From the Velvet Fog to a velvet Sleestak.
Sleestak art branches out in strange directions. Below is a painting I found of the recently deceased North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Il with a Sleestak next to him. This velvet painting was apparently at a New York City art gallery at one point. It's not often that you find Sleestak art to go with current events, but here it is. It is a diptych rendered on black velvet. Yes, an art form usually reserved for Elvis Presley.
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| Sleestak with Kim Jong Il |
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| North Korea postcard |
The Sleestak below is sad to see the old year go. Have a Happy New Year!
And yes, there is an entry over at Gothridge Manor.
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| Crying Sleestak Holding Chaka |
3 comments:
lol!!! I never pictured the late dictator in a velvet painting with a sleestack! Too funny!
Happy New Year dmarks! I wish a wonderful and blessed year to you and yours. Big grins!
The sleestak are everywhere influencing culture and art as we know it. But even I have never seen a sleestak cry. That is a find.
Thanks for your comments, Tim. The second image was originally entitled "Land of the Lonely". Poor Sleestak... big eyes must mean big tears.
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