Large Mugs
Description: "Tell em Large Marge sent ya!" Alice Nunn, who also was born in Jacksonville, Florida, in her role as Large Marge from the movie Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Size and medium: 15 x 20 inches in acrylic, pencil, and ink on thick illustration board. https://www.jasonwright.art/blank-2/large-marge
Description: A 3D rendered cartoon creature resembling a monkey or bear, wearing a brown fedora-style hat with a darker band. It has large, expressive eyes, a round orange nose, and a tan torso with a green collar or leafy appendage. The creature stands with its hands visible, one slightly raised.
Description: A graphic depicts a modified American flag with stars rendered in grey and bombs falling vertically from where stripes would be, all in red. To the right, red text reads: "THERE IS NO FLAG LARGE ENRGEH TO COVER THE SHAME THE SHAME OF KILLING INNOCENT PTEPLE". The background is black.
Description: On a night just like this, ten years ago, along this very stretch of road, I saw the worst accident I ever seen. There was a sound, like a hot rod drove off the Empire State Building. And when they pulled the driver’s body from the twisted, burning wreck. It looked like this!!!
Description: A striking graphic featuring three largemouth bass fish leaping upwards against a solid black background. A large, detailed full moon is positioned centrally behind the fish, with small white circles representing bubbles scattered around. The fish are depicted with open mouths and detailed scales, appearing in dynamic poses.
Description: A three-panel composition. The left panel, labeled 'OPTIMIST', shows a glass half full of water against a retro sunset. Text reads 'THE GLASS IS HALF FULL. IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY!'. The center panel, labeled 'PESSIMIST', shows the same glass half full under a starry night sky with a moon. Text reads 'THE GLASS IS HALF EMPTY. PROBLEMS ARE AHEAD!'. The right panel, labeled 'ENGINEER', shows the glass half full with a technical blueprint background. Text reads 'THE GLASS IS TWICE AS LARGE AS IT NEEDS TO BE. LET'S OPTIMIZE!'.
