Hey Batta Batta Batta

 

I don’t think she’ll miss these balls.

Whipper Billy Watson

With the speed of a whip, he tossed opponents.

William John Potts, East York, Ontario 1915 – 1990) was a Canadian professional wrestler stage name “Whipper” Billy Watson was the world champion 2 times, National Wrestling Association and National Wrestling Alliance titles. He started wrestling at 15 at the Scarborough Athletic Club and performed in amateur wrestling shows in Toronto.  In 1936, he went on a tour of the United Kingdom, sidelined for six months with a fractured shoulder and  broken ribs caused by aggressive English, but after recovering, continued travelling through England and Ireland.  His stage name came out of this trip, “Whipper” from his usage of the move of hurling an opponent into the ropes before then throwing him over on to his back that was called the “Irish Whip”, 

Misandry Drawings

I used to drawing one image a day. When I went out for my coffee in the afternoon after a morning painting and lunch. This Routine changed after all the coffee shops close. These images were of women killing men Misandry is the hatred of or prejudice against men. It is a tradition among some female painters like Artemisia Gentileschi  ‘Salome with the Head of Saint John the Baptist, c. 1610–1615, Budapest’.

Amazing what can be accomplished by a very long, sharp blade and two hands.

https://artchrisdale.com/misandry-drawings/

Seersucker

Constant striving for racial justice with honour.

Easter Rabbit

The terror twice co-opted holidays.

Moon River

Painting of Audrey Hepburn sitting in windowsill playing guitar, singing.

Unconformity

Their erosional nature pushes their bodies further apart, leaving a gap that fills outside their control.

Wedges

Not inherently meant to intrude but will always to some.

Time face begins to cling once tight now wobbling and flapping as we move, are lush hair stolen at night as we sleep only to be revealed in are morning viewing.

Underside

Black Socks

Life is always under control with a pair of good black socks.

The man is standing proudly. Secure with his apparel and clearly not care what others think and will enjoy the day at the beach, defiantly comfortable.