
For fun I thought to portray my own interpretation of the "Crimson King" as an early Halloween riff...but the sight of police state brutality on Wall Street—and the mainstream news blackout of same—was horror enough for me that year.
This received a Spectrum Gold award in the Unpublished category.
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I enjoyed your dragon paintings, but when I found your fine art paintings, I enjoyed your painting more.