Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for August 30, 2020

Every pixel was at some point white, but most had subtractions made to their RGB values.

quite philosophical there, Marigold; I should try it

Just as long as they don’t ask Squidward for help, they’re good.

Yeah. Phones are clearly addictive. Not so clear that it’s a good or even tolerable addiction, over the long haul. I guess we’ll see…

And that, Phoebe, is why I believe children should not be given phones until they are older. Let them develop their minds and personalities first before turning their minds to social media zombie mush and/or texting-addicts.

“All art is knowing when to stop.” Toni Morrison.

I have nothing to add to that.

marigold knows how to appreciate the art of being an artist!

yes, we all suffer from having each art!

the art of standing in the field is appreciated by unicorns! Hehehe!

the art of touching your cell phone is really irresistible to humans!

What is hilarious is there are supposed ‘artists’ that have dynamic personalities that have sold gullible people on this very idea of ‘art’.

I was looking at a blank white screen a minute ago, and then I suddenly realized Marigold had painted a masterpiece of white unicorns holding down their sparkles in the midst of the biggest blizzard in history…….

“Ladies and gentlemen, I’ve suffered for my art. Now it’s your turn.” -Neil Innes

That logic would make Andy Capp a world-class artist…

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ef/10/56/ef1056bae7dfbeabcc0a9fb8cad35aae.jpg

Unicorns: the original minimalists?

Very Zen today.

Relax don’t do it when you want to come…

She has a phone? Lucky!

There should have been a panel of her kicking off her shoes