Lay down your head Tom Dooly-poor boy bound to die

by Elton Houck

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Lay down your head Tom Dooly-poor boy bound to die


(c) 2002 Elton Houck...

"Lay down your head Tom Dolly, poor boy your bound to die"


from the series "L.A. Confidential" painted on 11" X 15" yellow page from the telephone book with pastels, acrylic, pencil, charcoal, grease pen, china marker, women's eye shadow, oil stick, colored marker, fixative, and acrylic jel medium, then scanned into the computer and color reversal processed. .




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Thomas Broadfoot

Thomas Broadfoot 18 Oct 2006

Wonderful abstract

Alberto D'Assumpcao

Alberto D'Assumpcao 16 Oct 2006

Spectacular work, Elton! The 2nd, of corse! The 1st have'nt the power of this!

Reba McDonald

Reba McDonald 15 Oct 2006

Interesting work Elton.

Eva Rogers

Eva Rogers 15 Oct 2006

neat like to see before the color was reversed in the zoom maybe

thea walstra

thea walstra 15 Oct 2006

Great details and a very interesting abstract Elton

cynthia berridge

cynthia berridge 15 Oct 2006

stunning art work, and love the materials you have used which bit is the womans eye shadow?

Ginger Lovellette

Ginger Lovellette 15 Oct 2006

Elton, I see you're still using whatever is near and available as tools and materials. Admire you and your work so much! Sorry, haven't had much time lately to comment. This one is fantastic!