Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for December 01, 2012

Nice, now add heaven and hell to her

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and he’d like to hold her !

Splendour on a grand scale.

“Just working through some issues.”

instead of painting the gorgeous landscape scene where the sky ended and the earth began, he paints a fat lady. there is another art degree becoming a disappointment to their parents.

Ah, what to paint? what to paint?The Rubenesque or the Sublime?

I paints what I sees.

Sour grapes.

Interesting self-portrait, Wiley. I’ll never look at that Norman Rockwell the same way again.

I don’t see the resemblance.

I think he may need stronger glasses. lol

I certainly hope it’s her behind we are seing.

Inspiration is everywhere.

Is that the Gland Canyon?

Is he painting the crack of dawn

&%%%## Abstract Art!

The colorist had it easy on this one….Sunrise? or Sunset? Pretty sure it’s Earth….

Twenty years already!! Good work, Wiley . . . . ☺

BTW, great scenery, Mr. Miller….

Well the strip certainly lived up to its name today

Nature inspires the view au naturel.

What is that sticking up in the canyon?Very subtle Mr. Wiley.

Here we have the history of art in a nutshell.

The art is an obvious commentary on the power of the female form to warp a man’s mind to the point that they can not even see the glory of the rest of creation.

Mmmmmm! Grapes!!

Yep – that should be his next stop

The artist reminds me of some of the gentlemen who comment on “Luann.”

that guy is…..well, gotta see something we just can’t see, or maybe wanna see……

It takes a long time to paint something like that. My guess is there originally was a large woman with grapes in the foreground. She got bored, took the divan and left.

Ah, the mind of man.

Congratulations on 2 decades. Content and graphics are still way above the crowd. You are an inspiration.

Congrats! One aside… might that be the moon rising?

The sunrise (or set) ain’t over until the fat lady sings….Happy Anniversary – thanks for all the truth in laughter!

The moon is a symbol for a woman’s life, but maybe I am reading to much into this.

Talk about interpretation! Or should I say, “show” about interpretation! Funny!

Once again, the artist’s work reveals more about the artist than the subject.

Is that the lay of the land?

I don’t get it????

“The Crack of Dawn”

Eat, drink and do Mary.

Beauty is in the eye of the BEER holder B-)Eat, drink, and MAKE Mary!

OK I read the comic and the comments.Sad but the only thing that comes to my mind is “A Full Moon” or “The Moon Also Rises”.

Oo la la!

It’s like a “splitting” image of each other

There’s also a Lolo River.

Obviously not a true blonde???

Two depictions of the beauty that is Nature. I’m not going to ascribe some deeper meaning on this one, just enjoy two lovely sites. And if you don’t care for larger women, that’s ok brother, not everyone likes the same beer or the lusts after the same sports car. To each his own, live and let live.

“I don’t know art, but I know what I like!”

That was my favorite episode of “Extreme Makeover Home Edition” (with special guest Jessica Lynch,) building a home for the Piestewa family. They left a plaque to her on the top of Piestewa Peak.

Crack of Dawn?

It’s the crack of Dawn

Hmmm… came expecting to see loads of comments from offended women. Oddly missing. (But found the oft-sensitive Wiley… hadn’t even thought much of the TM comment til he commented on it… [shakes head]…) What next?

@somebodyshort

ROFL…. TOTALLY!!

I don’t get it. :(

If that’s his idea of a landscape, I’d hate to see a portrait by him…

So that furry shadow at the bottom is NOT her you-know-what?