Well, maybe not quite what one would expect from a gang of hookers.(works by Therese Leger & Line Lozier)
The town hasn't tarred and feathered these brazen women yet!
The hookers' world seems pretty soft and cushy!(by various members of Les Hookeuses du bor'de' lo)
I guess some people are just hard-wired for this sort of life.
I guess some people are just hard-wired for this sort of life.("egg" by Gisele Leger-Drapeau)
Here's a portrait of what one hooker's brain looks like. Colourful thoughts!
Here's a portrait of what one hooker's brain looks like. Colourful thoughts!(cushion by Danielle Ouellet)
I used to be a hooker, too. It was great to meet with old friends and see what they've been up to in the past year. A most colourful exhibit!
Ho ho, indeed! Lovely work there, being a hooker was too much of a strain for me and I gave it up early after many failed attempts. How DO you hook and swig at the same time??
ReplyDeleteAlas and alack, swigging and hooking do not make good bed fellows. At least not for this sort of hookage. I gave it up because it was just so time consuming and I am sloooow at it. It would be past noon and I'd still be hooking in the kitchen in my night clothes, or up until 3 in the morning, hooking away. However, I have not given up my tools of the trade and I may live to hook again!
ReplyDeleteIts amazing work on this post,
ReplyDeleteits so beautiful special the first and the last painting ^___^
greetings
Anya :)
Hi Lynne! Are we talking hookers as in knitters?! love the cushion. xxox
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