John Foster created a work of art called "The Dance of Death", a series of illustrations of different types of people in dance with skeletons. The series was published in a book in 1896, and is very popular. It was a way to remind people of the inevitability of death, and to keep them from becoming too prideful, since it showed that both rich and poor were subject to the same fate.

Foster's Art

"Comic Book Heroes" by Nathan Peck. This is one of the pieces from the "Everything is Nothing" show. It's an illustration of Superman, Batman, and Robin. The really cool thing about this is that when you get close to the painting, the 'reflections' in the water are actually comic book panels. I haven't been able to figure out how he did it. I'd love to know how to do that.

Peck's Art

Hence, it don't make sense

Lovely Appearance

Spirits

The Voyage Upstairs

Down Home Country

Hey, Bro. Whatcha gonna do?

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Hey, Bro

Frankenstein, drinkin wine
He’s outta time, can’t unwind

Stay awake
My deep fake is a big mistake
What I take go on

Goofy face, 
Got straight A’s
Not in art, just in math
I got that exactly wrong

Come on now
Got the mask on

Good Grades

A rendition of the sheet music from the 1975 children's book, "Cunningham's Rooster". The song is called "Rooster's Rhapsody" composed by the book's main character, cat pianist Arthur Cunningham. I sent a photo of the book's pastedown to Dianeleh11 on Fiverr. She included three different takes (presumably various interpretations of the music's tempo instructions (fowl strut and chicken tempo) as well as jazz improvisations.

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