Re: another Patti Smith semi-wants-to-be-a-portrait

["Carlo Eustaquio" <ceustaquio>]

It's mostly pen and chinese ink+a few food stains here and there. Not sure
if you could see the nose clearly, it was badly scanned :( But thanks y'all.
I like the drawing myself and am not so willing to part with it or sell it
(or send it to Patti Smith herself?)

Baguio is in the northern part of the Philippines. It's in the mountain
province and we have a thriving+vibrant community of artists here.

carlo

On Jan 2, 2008 10:10 PM, Gart, Mitchell <Mitchell.Gart > wrote:

> That's really nice.  I saw your message, then the web site, then went
> back to read your message again.  So it's a drawing?  When I first
> looked at the picture I thought "he has made a stained glass window with
> a picture of Patti".  It sort of looks like that:  a black-and-white
> picture of a stained glass window.  The lines between sections of the
> drawing are all hard black, like the lead between pieces of glass.  I
> don't know if you work in stained glass or not, but in case you do, this
> would make a wonderful window.  It's also beautiful just the way it is,
> as a drawing.
>
> Saint Patti's Day, no, that's another day.  Happy new year,
>
> - Mitch
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-babel-list
> [mailto:owner-babel-list ] On Behalf Of Carlo Eustaquio
> Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 1:15 AM
> To: babel-list
> Subject: another Patti Smith semi-wants-to-be-a-portrait
>
> New Year's Greetings from Baguio City.
> Here is a drawing of Patti I made. Took
> me 13 days to finish, mostly at the bus
> station, VOCAS (a restaurant/gallery
> owned by Filipino filmmaker Kidlat Tahimik)
> and *Kape Balai*, my friend Chona's new coffee
> shop/gallery. :)
>
> If you like it enough I can give permission to print.
> Just don't sell hehheh!
> I guess that's about it.
>
> http://nakedprey.freehostia.com/pattismith.html
>
> carlo
>
>


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