Crazy Pictures Fictions chapter 3 The Shadows

   Previously our dynamic duo Aaron Offord (disguised as Hemant Kumar) and Fher Ymas (disgusted as a story-teller) agreed for a journey to search for the mysterious disappearance of Melissa Tandoc...this is for the benefit of those bloggers busy blogging a blog so they could blog a blog, so this blog was not re-blog...(Blog!!!) That was Aaron hitting me on the head for some slapstick effect.

   "Shhhhh!!! Be quiet we are on a mission here." He said.

    Sometimes favourable things come under terrorizing disguises....!!! (line from Jerly Thinkingspace: Angels Carry Petrol)

   So they begin their search...in the Long and Winding Road (Jorie Pacli) when Aaron suddenly noticed they are being followed. He whispered to Fher "Stay calm..." he paused...looked around. 

   I noticed a little brown mound about a quarter mile ahead and a few mountains in the background. Then I noticed that the little brown mound was moving and as we got closer, I could see a head. It was our first grizzly sighting! (from JP Brandano: Photographing Alaska and Grizzlies)

   No don't panic it isn't actually a grizzly but a man with a high tech weapon...he was keeping an eye at the two of us...

by Linda Flagg

   "Now what do we do?" I asked nervously biting my fingernails...

by Melissa Tandoc

      Ohhh wait...what? The long hair? It's a wig for disguised you know...and I've just shaved my mustache for this episode. "Let's go in that Restaurant..." Aaron said. "Pretend we didn't mind him." So we walk to this place...

by Gavino Pascual

   It looks like a church to me but Aaron said it's own by one of the best food expert in town Wan Maznah Wan Mohamad and the place is called Cooking-Varieties Cafe...In fairness the interior was fantastic...we personally met Wan and told us this place was already featured in a Magazine...She even showed to us the article My Studio is Published by Lisa Schmidt

   So we had our meal...served. We both share Serena Flower's custom made cake...he took the northern hemisphere and I waited till the Pacific ocean burst with tornado and icing....

   "Hey waiter where's the Philippines? Could you tell the chef our cake doesn't have my mother land on it!" I lost my appetite, this could have been my only chance to eat all the Filipinos in one bite...

   "I think we lost him..." Aaron said softly...

   "Who the Philippines?"

   "Silly! The guy that's been following us." Aaron and I looked around...observing any suspicious character.

   Someone is descending from the staircase...she appears to be on a rush...

by Lawrence Tyler

   There's a lady waiting for her turn to use restrooms...

by Than K

   And a  mother feeding her child....

by Seb Chua

 They don't look suspicious to me...so we ordered some drinks...

by Maurice Dolezal

     So our character had a drink for awhile talking about their plans...

   "Do you think Mari Sterling Wilbur will give us some Tips before we go to Aabhisek Panda?"

   "Maybe..."

   Hours passed by while our investigator is enjoying their drinks they didn't notice a shadow lurking from behind...

by Aaron Offord

To be continue...

Who is the mysterious stranger that had been following them since chapter two? Will they be able to solve the missing Melissa? When will the lady in the restrooms have her turn? Will the reader make any comments? Or will there be a reader? Watch out for the next thrilling episode of this intriguing drama... 

Commentaries and art sharing on ArtLover

The past days there are some lively exchanges of idea and commentaries at Tagged ArtLover Group on its Facebook page...some of these remarks are nourishing or I should say quite surprising. It was unexpected and I think it would be worth immortalizing here, so we can look back and peek into the minds of art lovers. Some are quotable quotes that render varied points of views regarding an artworks or affirmation of "LIKE(s)" on certain posts. 

  As Fher Ymas had said "wisdom are often found in unusual places..." and this includes the networking sites. Our profile picture are regularly change to presents art works from our members...hopefully to gain likes and critique. Here are some:

by Frank Powell

Kaye Lasola 

This is how I see it...The angle of the head slightly bows signifies... she does not have the courage to look at what she's doing...The closed eyes signify discomfort... The curve lips signify...the lady is on the verge of crying, she might be doing it against her will... The two arms closed to the body signify unhappiness, unsafe feeling, nervousness... And the main point of that art is her breast...not the lady herself....

Maheshwar N. Sinha AGGRESSIVELY BEAUTIFUL.... I cannot stop to write something....everyone can create something,,, but it's the way...just it's here... one of great goals of recreation/art is to sublime our passion, you got there... million thanks to Powell! This art has just hanged me--I'm dead man! Is there anyone to save me...(:

Portia Burton Her tresses remind me of the poisonous adder that bit Cleopatra's breast to put her to eternal sleep!


Melissa Tandoc I agree on both sides...artists have a responsibility to the viewers... we cannot put things together and then call it art... on being artists, I think everyone has the capacity to create but not all engage in doing so... it also takes talent.There is sacredness in art. On that matter, I say, that not everything that we draw, paint or sculpt "nude" is art...;)

Fher Ymas Visual Artist

Nude painting isn't the only concern for moralist. Even without nudity it can be classified as a smut if it shows filthiness and absurdity. Do we need censorship too in Painting? Of course that would be too harsh...it could mean violation of our freedom of expression BUT then again some freedom are abused...


Maheshwar N. Sinha Philosopher, painter, writer Khalil Zibran's paintings mostly were nude, nudity also suggests purity, yes, Khalil's paintings never looked 'nude' in worldly way...,

by Portia Burton

Melissa Tandoc molto bella Portia Burton :)

Maheshwar N. Sinha really really nice work, inspired but there is something brightened in it, congratulations! color contrast is my personal liking, you've it!

by Razali Abdul

Portia Burton when your lines can make music like this painting, why do you need metallic music?

by Maurice Dolezal

Fher Ymas Visual Artist interesting piece...the triangular approach gave that dimension of height and gravity.

by Fher Ymas

Portia Burton oh,what a composition!the half-page layout is intelligent.

by Janina Cross Medina

Cindy Cynch Thank you so much Fher for sharing my daughter's artwork in your group...this anime drawing is copied only from her favorite Manga Artists Compilation...

Melissa Tandoc That's a good start Cindy Cynch...She'll find her own style as she experiments on other things ;)...good luck and thanks for supporting the group :)

Portia Burton I'd recommend Janina not to develop her art in her mother's shadow.She should explore her own potential.This has helped me,so I want the same for Janina!

by Maurice Dolezal

Portia Burton the strength of this painting lies in the subject's intense eyes which have been done superbly!Salute!

Hemant Kumar congrats to Serena....she has done very nice and appriciable work...compositionwise,frame and colour selection....her work diserve ..for appriciation and exibition...best wishes...

My 5 years old daughter even get a review of her own work too...

by Elyona Jean Ymas

     Kaye Lasola I look at it as an Egyptian Robot Puppy with a witch hat and a baby crawling :).... or two kids sat down (still with a baby crawling), the heads of the two kids collided with the car....I'm trying to think as a 5-year old this time ^_^...




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Maurice Dolezal Oil Painting

Lover of Nature and people Maurice Dolezal lives in Kapellen, Belgium. His basic medium is oil paint and he like walking the dogs 

and "Always look at the bright side."

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