This is who I always wanted to be

This is who I always wanted to be

Sometimes in life we end up being the person that everyone else wants us to be and then sometimes, just sometimes we manage to transform into the person we wanted to be through a combination of determination and good luck.

Take this girl as a case in point. She used to be a straight A choir girl who read books on advanced maths in her spare time just for a laugh – but then one day things changed. The day in question is a little tough for me to talk about though as I was there in person and can’t really say any more until the current court proceedings are over. What I can say though is that it involved plenty of alcohol, copious amounts of drugs, numerous firearms, a small amount of explosive and, of course, one of the cutest kittens I have ever come across.

Well, one thing led to another and the woman we have before us today was forged in that crucible of fire – a crazy cross between a Robin Hood, Major Disaster and an American Apparel model. Who would ever have guessed? That’s all I’m legally allowed to say for now…

Its a single level screen print for the background with chalk, acrylic and spray paint making up the character. She’s a generous A2 in size and signed on the back.

Here is the ebay link

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This is what she made me

This is what she made me

I don’t know about you but the ‘sparkle’ in this guy’s eye’s is pretty intense. I’m not sure if I’d like to meet him down a dark alley although you could at least see him coming. Why exactly he’s had his mouth stitched up I’m not quite sure either but it certainly doesn’t give me a warm feeling inside. That, plus the kittens, guns and grenades in the background give him an overall feeling of being fairly sinister.

Considering I know he’s involved in certain legal proceedings it doesn’t surprise me but that’s all I’m allowed to disclose. You weren’t there man, you just don’t know what it was like…

Its a single level screen print for the background with chalk, acrylic and spray paint comprising the character in the foreground. He’s a generous A2 in size and signed on the back.

Here is the ebay link

For further information about us and what we get up to you can visit our flickr (www.flickr.com/id-iom) and twitter (@thisisidiom).

Cheers

id-iom