Archive of posts filed under the celebrity category.
DCS: claes oldenburg
I have been drawing since I was a little kid. Much to my parents’ chagrin, I decided to make art my chosen career. I went to art school and I have made a living as a professional artist — in one capacity or another — for over 40 years. Unlike a lot of my colleagues …
inktober52: caught
DCS: robin williams
Robin Williams was funny, manic, inspired, hysterical and troubled. Rather than put himself and his family through the potential turmoil that awaited upon his diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease, Lewy Body Dementia, increasing paranoia and continued depression, he took his own life. Robin Williams committed suicide on August 11, 2014 at the age of 63. (My …
inktober52: box
DCS: paul reubens
“Paging Mr. Herman! Mr. Herman, you have a telephone call at the front desk!” Paul Reubens 1952 – 2023
inktober52: teeth
DCS: sinead o’connor
Sinead O’Connor was a true example of how fame is not everything. She was world renowned. She was recognized and praised for her singing ability. She was given awards for her talent. But, she appeared not to be satisfied. She led a troubled life, filled with questions. She was brave and she was misunderstood. I …
inktober52: trap
DCS: mary treen
Mary Treen. You know her. She was that actress who was in that TV show. You know the one. In 1930, 23-year old Mary made her motion picture debut in a Vitaphone comedy short called Surprise. She went on to land bit parts in numerous movies, often playing a nurse or a maid or a …