Herewith is my Illustrated Abecedarian Series. A curious collection of illustrations created at a time of equilibrium, punctuated by a torrid and tantalizing tryst that terminated in torture, finally resolved. The ebbs and tide of emotions are not meant for one who prefers mental connections and reads a dictionary at lunchtime. What the heck is she saying? Who knows? Meaningless mumbo-jumbo, give it your own interpretation. Go read a dictionary. Have a great week!
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Alexandra Ambulating Along The Avenue And Admiring The Adscititious Atmosphere
Bedecked and Bedizened Baxters Badinaging On The Boulevard On A Brisk Day
Calumet the Cheerful, The Cordelleran Caretaker In The Cantankerous City of Calatrava
Dr. Daniels, The Dendrologist Dangled Daringly From The Dogwood At Dawn
Eleanor Easley's Equilibrium Punctuated By An Eerie Echo
Fair, Fertile, Fecund And Fascinating Forest
Gabriela And Ghalan In The Grove Of The Gentle Giant
A Happy Ending For The Hapless Heir And A Helpful Hound
Isolde, The Indifferent and Isolated Insomniac
Jack And The Jujube
Knowledgeable Kaye Kant Was Killed At Kota Kinabalu
Ludmila Ludlow The Lunatic Who Loved Life
The Metaphorical Life Of Margaret McMullen, The Mercurial Melancholic Mistress
Of Montessori Academy
Of Montessori Academy
The Never-Ending Nightmare With The Negro
Over
Polymorphous-Perverse
Quitting Quietly Under The Quercus
Ruminating Resolute
Scarlet
A Torrid And Tantalizing Tryst That Terminated In Torment
Un-Unemployed
The Vaticinating Moon
Wendy Wellesley Went Wandering Westward On A Windy Weather
Mr. Xerxes Xavier, The Xanthocroid
Younglings Yearning To Yank A Yank
Zen At The Zenith
You could make "komiks". Those are nice drawings.
ReplyDeleteAh yes Sidney, along the lines of "Lagim" :) Howdy!
ReplyDeleteAre you going to make me get on my knees and beg? Because I will. I'm getting down on my knees right now. Please, please, will you publish these or make prints for sale?
ReplyDeleteIt's really impressive to see them all laid out like that.
ReplyDeleteWell done Ces! Isn't it satisfying to finish an ongoing project :) I look forward to seeing how you decide to present them in their entirety.
Dear Ces my eyes have missed gazing upon your masterpieces ... just look at all that is going on in this one ...I especially like the wood grain and knot on the table top*!*
ReplyDeleteOff to get a dictionary Ces, the last time I heaar vaticinating was on bimbimbies blog, and should have looked it up then! shame on me!! now where is that Oxford tome?
ReplyDelete" ces in central park"
ReplyDeleteGawd, another one forcing me to improve my vocabulary . . no need thanks to the visual feast. I like this series but it does 'confuse me'.
ReplyDeletethey are all amazing and beautiful my prolific friend :)
ReplyDeleteOh it's a Ces feast!! I'm so excited by this display of talent! Impressive and delightful to see - thanks so much dear Ces.I join the commenters who would like you to consider publication or prints.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your comments. I hear you! :)
ReplyDeleteHello Ces! Glad to have met another pen & ink artist here. I admire the detail and patience you've put in your illustrations. Impressive!
ReplyDeleteAbecedarian? I'll look it up in the dictionary.hahaha
hmmm... komiks and lagim? are you filipina? your paintings at adorio say so.:) very nice too.
ReplyDeleteHello Bjornik. Thanks for stopping by. You are so funny. I was laughing out loud at your blog. I love your illustrations. Yes, I read Lagim, Horror and Wakasan komiks when I was a little girl in the Philippines.
ReplyDeleteCes! Oh, man this is awesome! I love it. I am just looking and looking, I just keep LOOKING at it!
ReplyDeleteYou ROCK.
Alright Chris, rock is appropriate because I just ordered two pairs of "The Who" Converse sneakers for my daughter. Haha. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteincroyable! :)
ReplyDeleteWolfy, I have yet to illustrate a fop.
ReplyDeleteoh wow Ces!!! I love the fruit banner and this post is just AMAZING!!! to say the least...
ReplyDeleteHugs and have a wonderful day...
Diana
I like the way you grow from weak to week.
ReplyDeleteI think you only discovered my blog when I started taking part in memes which left no time for my sosting atoms of versification.
fop?
ReplyDeletethat there is french for: incredible :(
How terribly talented you are you are!
ReplyDeleteHow terribly talented you are ;D
Fabulous retrospective! Can't wait to see more! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, it makes perfect sense to me, for I am another lunatic in love with life.
ReplyDeletePamela, I love that phrase "lunatic inlove with life."
ReplyDeleteThank you Melissa.
Miladysa, thank you so terribly!
Yes I know, That's incredible. :)
Arija, sorting atoms of versification is a wonderful activity.
Thank you Diana, dearest!
Ces, fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI shit you not, about two hours I go I was just reading again the abc by Edward Gorey on all the little kids who die with the alphabet. I love the one who dies of enui.
By the way how did you get to be so lovely and kind.
Love Renee xoxoxo
Hi, I found you from Pattee's blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful artist you are! Just had to say it before going back to your blog and staring and admiring some more!
Thanks for sharing your talent here!
I cannot IMAGINE how much you must dislike sleep...because the absolute FUN of your work shows through everything you do.
ReplyDeleteAnd who wants to waste time sleeping? Not ME! (Don't know about you, none of my business!!!)