Art, music, whatever
Ahhh October… when fall colors appear:
…the weather turns cooler:
…and we see the arrival of (ugh) pumpkin-flavored everything:
…not to mention wall-to-wall horror movies (double ugh) on every TV channel:
Myself, I prefer the only thing that matters in October:
Your opinion may differ, but you’d be wrong.
Longtime Readers will know that among my many passions in life (guns, beautiful women etc.) are two things especially: cars and fine art, especially paintings.
The latter two may seem a little at odds with each other, but there you go: each of the two inspires wonder in me.
If you follow my reasoning, and you should, then let me introduce you all to some of the works of artist Alan Fearnley:
One may think that Fearnley specializes in older cars; but one would be wrong:
One might also think that Fearnley specializes in classic pastoral themes, but again one would be wrong:
And finally, Fearnley doesn’t just do cars:
I have over a dozen of his pics saved as laptop wallpapers. Here’s one:
Longtime Readers will not be surprised at this choice.
All the above, and many more, can be found here. No need to thank me, it’s all part of the service.
Just as I’ve been remiss in not featuring Barbara Eden, I’ve been likewise with regard to the lovely Kelly Brook, seen here leaving work:
Here are a couple of earlier ones:
Woof, woof.
An email from Longtime Reader Preussenotto reads:
Still loving your blog, but I have to take issue with something I have noticed. There has been an appalling lack of Barbara Eden pictures for some time. Please correct this at your earliest convenience. Regards,
I thought something has been missing…
Hope that redresses the shortage somewhat.
As the Hungarian F1 Grand Prix is about to start, I’ll look to another kind of racing altogether, that being off-road rally competition.
And so we come to Madalena Antas of Portugal. Lest anyone think she’s just a pretty face, she specializes in desert-type rallies (e.g. the Dakar Rally, the deadliest race in the world).
She does have another side, however:
All that and a world-class driver as well… [sigh]
No, this has nothing to do with architecture, except in its broadest [sic] sense. Here’s someone named Vanessa Hudgens (32), gamboling in the surf with Rollergirl (51):
Gotta say that while the kid is a sweetie, Heather Graham is much more toothsome. In a heartbeat, Simon.