Larry Blamire

Me, at the current state of things.

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Thank you very much. Very gratifying to hear. And please thank your daughter.

The US Women's Hockey Team.

Respect.

To kick off Women’s History Month, let us honor pioneering French composer Éliane Radigue who passed away last week at 94. Her incorporation of Tibetan Buddhist spiritual beliefs into her experimental compositions in electronic music, particularly her minimalist dronescapes were groundbreaking. RIP.

We had a lot of fun with that. Both of them, actually.

Came up with a nice copy of the out-of-print LOST SKELETON OF CADAVRA Special Edition DVD, the one packed with swell extras. If you’d like to purchase it signed (by me), message me. Maybe I can get Jenimala to sign it.

Been wanting to paint the Joker for while and “The Joker Sprang Forth” is also my tribute to one of my favorite comic artists, the great Dick Sprang. His Joker has always been my favorite. Hope it honors his work as well as offering a bit of my own take. Acrylic on 12X16 canvas. Msg any inquiries.

Another drawing from my "Crawlers" series from some years back.

I was going to rant about how A.I. doesn’t belong in the arts and decided to post one of these stupid things instead.

Just took a new pic of one of my favorite commissions: my cover painting for GONJI: DARK VENTURES Ted Rypel’s heroic fantasy book featuring the exciting novella “Dark Venture.” Ted’s literate Sabatake Gonji-no-Sadowara is unique in the annals of sword & sorcery. Available where finer books are sold.

“Hmm, those tracks look fresh. Too fresh… In fact, I’m still standing in them.”

And when you see pages of this, one realizes her incredible patience.

Big shout out to editor Vicki Smeraldi who did incredible job laying out shots for my article on THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD in Castle of Frankenstein 41, where I dissect the finest action scene in fantasy cinema. No Rondo Award category for Vicki's layout, but hope magazine & article get nomination.

Looks great!

I’m offering a set of these six signed (to whomever you like) 11X15 prints of my portraits from the Lost Skeleton (extended) family at a swell discounted price. Only two sets available. Message me if you’re interested.

Oh, indeed.

Someone else said Basil Wolverton.

One of a series of drawings I did years ago called “Crawlers.” Looks like a nice day anyway.

Cheepta (Paul Bunnell), Sangrampa (Phoef Sutton), and Hupto (Michael Schlesinger) practice pointing between takes on THE LOST SKELETON RETURNS AGAIN because it’s important to get pointing right.

Thank you for that.

Upcoming so far:

Wolf Point High School, Wolf Point MT 4/10-4/12

Patrick Henry College, Eden Troupe, Purcellville VA 4/16-4/19

Tracy High School EB Theater, Tracy CA 4/17-4/25

Wadham College Drama Society, University of Oxford, UK 5/06-5/09

Trinity School of Durham/Chapel Hill, NC 5/15-5/16 2/2

I’m grateful that for 35 years my play of ROBIN HOOD (Samuel French/Concord) has been performed hundreds of times around the world, the majority by young people. This year I’m particularly psyched about the one at Oxford which will apparently be outdoors like our original production. 1/2

Current painting inventory.

DARK AND STORMY NIGHT old dark house stages 2/2.

Thought it might be fun to look at the stages of our old dark house in DARK AND STORMY NIGHT, from my early Photoshopped promo art, to Anton Tremblay’s beautiful concept drawing, through his design and build (with his team) to fruition. 1/2

Photo of an actual rock taken by an actual phone with an actual camera, by an actual rock scientist who'll study it until it cannot be studied any longer. In fact I’ve already discovered it’s completely hollow on the inside which leads me to one conclusion.

I might not be an actual rock scientist.

4th & final painting of batch of my recently recovered science fiction illustrations, this one for “True Magic” another story by imaginative Robert A. Metzger for Aboriginal Science Fiction mag. Acrylic on 16X20 canvas. Definitely one of my favorites. Once again of course I hired the cheapest model.

From SCTV, to SCHITT’S CREEK, and beyond, few people made me laugh as much as Catherine O’Hara did. Sheer brilliance and unbridled creativity. RIP.