Because when our grandfathers were young, the world was mostly black and white.

If you've been following the evolution of the Art Crash, you already know that I discovered the joy of playing with ink way back in February. Art Crash Noir was my Art Crash for September....using only (or 99%) ink. The Crash ended up lasting approximately a weekly, producing the usual brand of strangeness as well as two alphabets...both of which make me happy in different ways. You guys were great with sending me suggestions....in fact right now I have a few hundred that I didn't use but plan to when the next Crash comes to town. So if you don't see what you demanded here, know that it'll show up eventually. Hopefully.

Now for the second Art Crash tradition, that I hate plugging: Yes, you can have it if you want it.

While I loathe mentioning money, I know that people like cheap art. Everything (like all the Art Crash pieces) is for sale. It's only $15 for any of these if you want them (+8 one time only for goofy shipping from Germany to anywhere in the world). As some people have already asked, I have no problem breaking up the alphabet series...but if you're the rare art psycho who wishes to purchase the entire set please let me know. If you're interested in anything you see here (or from a previous Art Crash) and want to know more about one or two of these things, email me at Ohgodtherats@aol.com. You know, if you want. Oddly enough, all the art is roughly the same size this time around. Who doesn't love a rough 8 x 11?.

On a brighter note, please enjoy my week-long inking adventure. It's filled with the strange, the almost pretty, and a few things I wish I didn't have to let you see.

Well, boys and girls, that's it for this one. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. My only regret is that I didn't take a picture of how stained my hands were by the end of the Crash. It was so horrible it was awesome.

Until next time, remember to play nice.

-jared

Other Stuff that's sort of related to this:

Click Here to see the previous Art Crash.

Click Here to see the much more insane 300 hour Art Crash I did in February.

Click Here to read about the TEQUILA DINOSAUR Art Crash