Barack Obama

Title: Barack Obama
Medium: Black ink on textured paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol

Title: Marylin Monroe by Andy Warhol
Medium: Ink on textured paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Fear of the Flu

Title: Fear of the Flu
Medium: Mixed media on textured paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Deserted Streetcorner

Title: Deserted Streetcorner
Medium: Ink on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh

Title: Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh
Medium: Ink on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Century Fox

Title: Century Fox
Medium: Ink on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo

Title: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo
Medium: Ink on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Wonderful Lord Hanuman

Title: Wonderful Lord Hanuman
Medium: Acrylic paints and mixed media on oil paper
Size: 23" X 17"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Bewildered

Title: Bewildered
Medium: Indelible Ink on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Right or Wrong

Title: Right or Wrong
Medium: Indelible Ink on textured paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

‘Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo’

You will be amazed to know that "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo" is a grammatically correct sentence, it uses the following meanings of the word buffalo:


Buffalo: The place Buffalo, New York.


buffalo: An animal, in the plural


buffalo: To bully, confuse, deceive, or intimidate.



The sentence thus translates as:


‘Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo bully bully Buffalo buffalo’


To make things simpler let us replace the word buffalo with another animal, say ‘bison’. Thus it becomes:


‘Buffalo bison Buffalo bison bully bully Buffalo bison’


To make it even simpler let us replace Buffalo the name of a place with another place, say Congo. Thus it becomes:


‘Congo bison Congo bison bully bully Congo bison’


Changing it even further it can be said to have the same structure as:


‘Naughty boys Naughty boys bully bully Naughty boys’


Therefore, it is grammatically correct. It was used in 1972 by William J. Rapaport, an associate professor at the University at Buffalo.


Needless to say, a visual representation of this amazing sentence will follow soon .

Baddymynton

Title: Baddymynton
Medium: Black Ink on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Bloody Blog Wars

Title: Bloody Blog Wars
Medium: Indelible Ink on textured paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Hillary & Mallory

Title: Hillary & Mallory
Medium: Black Ink on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Precision Measuring Instrument

Title: Precision Measuring Instrument
Medium: Black Ink on textured paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

U.S.A. Unlimited Stars of Antlers

Title: U.S.A. Unlimited Stars of Antlers
Medium: Mixed Media on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Furniture

Title: Furniture
Medium: Ink on textured paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

E and Big E

Title: E and Big E
Medium: Pen on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

"There must be more to life..."

"There must be more to life, than life"
What is life but a journey to surpass life. There must be more to life, than life.

"Said the joker to the thief."
- Bob Dylan

The Unforgiven

Title: The Unforgiven
Medium: Pen on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Angry House

Title: Angry House
Medium: Black Pen on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Spare Sparrows

Title: Spare Sparrows
Medium: Black Pen on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Changeling

Title: Changeling
Medium: Pencil on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 April

Mind-al Dustbin

Title: Mind-al Dustbin
Medium: Pencil on bond paper
Size: 10" X 8"
Date of creation: 2009 Mar