Man’s Best Friend by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse
Tag: Arts
Never Neverland
Original Sketch for a painting I made for my grandma
-Angie
Grow Up and Blow Away
A large, heavy building whose place is in the sky with things that fly and travel freely.
Protection and security that can never be reached.
–Angie
Photo: “No Way Home” by Rafa Zubria
More of Rafa’s Work Here:
http://society6.com/RafaZubiria
What draws us to Odd Proportions
Drawings by Argentinian Illustrator, Catriel Martinez
In life, the external form does not indicate the internal form. Appearances are almost always deceptive. But in art, appearance is all that exists. The internal and the external are one in the same. These characters are deformed by most standards, but they still have an uplifting quality. Their quirky little faces with lopsided eyeballs and large swirly noses are sweet, genuine reflections of what people really are: a complex marriage of flaws and strengths that reflects a familiar sort of beauty.
-Angie
The pink paper above contains my own doodles, many based on designs of his, others exact imitations.
More of Catriel Martinez’s work Here:
The Prince of the Sea
watching the ocean flirt with the shore
from the rough
green sea bluff
that the sunlight ignores
it chases, then follows, then flows through itself
as I do
when I’m blue
as a hollow farewell
The Prince of the Sea
by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse. Photo by Noel Alvarenga
Tell her what She’s won, Pat!
by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse
Hush
Pull fire from your face till you’re boarded and blue
with eyes dark as stone
stiff
and icy to touch
though melodies spout from your heart
red and true
be quiet as moonlight
for songs strip you bare
Poem by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse; Artwork by Sammy Slabbinck
More of Sammy’s Work Here:
Brisk
Oh
Bright Blue Nakedness of morning
How you mock me
with your brittle grin.
Life is cold
And truth is dead
but still you hang above
with love and peace beyond our reach
“Brisk” by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse
Artwork: Leigh Viner
More of Leigh’s Artwork Here:
The Show Tell Project 
