Fun with Skulls

We didn't have the heart to shoot the third skull at the time, but seeing it here now makes me want to shoot it.

Burroughs again

I never know how the colors are going to come out, the green disappeared here for example-- apparently the shot blew it right through the wood with no splatter.

Burroughs Stencil & shotgun blast pt. 2

Spray paint, stencil, house paint, shotgun, plywood board, measures about 2.5 x 3 feet.
(Sorry, no film this time)

Stencils vs shotguns pt. 2

Plywood, white primer, spray paint & stencil, balloons, acrylic house paint, shotgun shells. These measure about 24 inches square.

W. Burroughs stencil and shotgun blast

Plywood, white primer, black spray paint & stencil, acrylic house paint, balloons, Mossberg 12 gauge shotgun (thanks to P.S.N. for use of the gun.)

I am giving these the label "action painting" for lack of a better word to describe them ("shotgun art"? ehhh. . . ) I'm sure Pollock and de Kooning and art history professors would take issue with my use of that phrase, but screw them-- they can bring it up with my friend Mossberg Twelvegauge.


(Stencil based on a photo by W. Coupon)