The Bar

     The bar I go to every night is a different story altogether for my animation.
     I mostly go there to paint and sell my art, but from time to time I do animation sequences, too.
     It would be nice to have a tripod with me there at all times, but it would be a pain to bring it every night.
     The problem is that I never know when I need a tripod, and I don't want to lug it up there on my bike if I am not going to use it.
     As a result, not all of my animation is smooth from this location, but I guess it is all part of the drunkenness.
     Anyway, here are some pics of my art environment up at the bar...

      I guess most men have been with a hippo from time to time.

      Especially in a bar situation, sometimes you wind up with people you wouldn't normally hang out with.  I guess it is all part of the fun.
      Once I hit forty, women didn't find me too attractive anymore, so I gave up on social get-togethers for the most part.
      I simply don't care anymore.  I would rather make art then be with people I don't like.

      Princess Leia.  I'm always scared to put her out, because I don't want some guy to do a five-fingered discount on her.

      The animals on the table at the bar is a hugely successful component of my art.  They get people to look at my art, which results in sales.

      The skull is a good companion.  He always reminds me of my own mortality, and that it is important to live while you have the chance.
     Meanwhile, I'll have to get some more toy dogs.  I like having them around, and they are so much easier to take care of than real dogs.

     The worst is when you wake up in the morning with someone you don't like, so I've tried to avoid that in the last five years.