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I think I read somewhere that SP paints. Has anyone ever seen anything he has done or is it something he has never shown anyone and keeps private? Lora?

I know some of the titles are "The Castronovization of Cain", "Neal's Inferno", and "The Firing of Smitty and Ross".

TVL wrote:I think I read somewhere that SP paints. Has anyone ever seen anything he has done or is it something he has never shown anyone and keeps private? Lora?

I read that too some where, I can't remember, that Perry paints, and don't know if it was for his own private enjoyment, or if the painting were ever shown to the public.

Lora asked him about painting,but it was 7 years ago! Who knows what happened since...


From Fan Asylum:

LB:Are you still doing any painting?

SP:I haven't for a while now, but I still have the paintings I did previously. I think I might auction those off at some point for charity. Painting is fun for me.

LOL,7!

I received some chocolate body paint for my birthday, I could be his canvas.

Heart wrote:I received some chocolate body paint for my birthday, I could be his canvas.

Hey, now!

Heart wrote:I received some chocolate body paint for my birthday, I could be his canvas.

Strangegrey, pass me the Phillip's Milk Of Magnesium, will you?

I'm feeling waves of nausea.

PROPERRY wrote:

TVL wrote:I think I read somewhere that SP paints. Has anyone ever seen anything he has done or is it something he has never shown anyone and keeps private? Lora?

I read that too some where, I can't remember, that Perry paints, and don't know if it was for his own private enjoyment, or if the painting were ever shown to the public.

I read the samething along time ago.....but sure would love to see them.

I have heard that Steve Perry is seriously thinking hard about painting again. Recently, he added a small backup stroke to some small alternative painter. His painting isn't what it used to be, but is more "mature" now.

AR wrote:I have heard that Steve Perry is seriously thinking hard about painting again. Recently, he added a small backup stroke to some small alternative painter. His painting isn't what it used to be, but is more "mature" now.

thats funny, Ed, but to put it in more artistic terms it would be...
Recently, he primed the canvas and painted the background for an abstract artist. He's no Dali, but you can see a maturity in his work.

AR wrote:I have heard that Steve Perry is seriously thinking hard about painting again. Recently, he added a small backup stroke to some small alternative painter. His painting isn't what it used to be, but is more "mature" now.

Everytime Puxatawney is spotted hanging out at an art studio with his painter friends you start clamoring(sp?) for his next paint by numbers velvet Elvis, ain't gonna happen.

TVL wrote:

AR wrote:I have heard that Steve Perry is seriously thinking hard about painting again. Recently, he added a small backup stroke to some small alternative painter. His painting isn't what it used to be, but is more "mature" now.

thats funny, Ed, but to put it in more artistic terms it would be...
Recently, he primed the canvas and painted the background for an abstract artist. He's no Dali, but you can see a maturity in his work.

Well if you must chose a surrealist I prefer the works of Magritte over Dali.

AR wrote:

TVL wrote:

AR wrote:I have heard that Steve Perry is seriously thinking hard about painting again. Recently, he added a small backup stroke to some small alternative painter. His painting isn't what it used to be, but is more "mature" now.

thats funny, Ed, but to put it in more artistic terms it would be...
Recently, he primed the canvas and painted the background for an abstract artist. He's no Dali, but you can see a maturity in his work.

Well if you must chose a surrealist I prefer the works of Magritte over Dali.

very good