Pop Pop Goes The Wayne Tapestries

Rick Moranis

Love Goes On

Love Goes On

This monalisa is a Joker clown

The Great Firewall of China #artJWB

The Great Firewall of China #artJWB

30x22in acrylic on foam canvas #artJWB

30x22in acrylic on foam canvas #artJWB

24x36 acrylic on stretched canvas "The last board meeting" #artJWB

12x18in acrylic on canvas A Tribute to seeing the Les Claypool Fancy Band years back and bass playing in general. I'm getting to that stage where I've done enough paintings that I can't fully remember who owns which piece. I would love to get a better image of this piece, then again, it could just be a fun concept to redo. Whatcha'll think? #artJWB

this is a painting I did for a Logan, UT band back in the day upon request, they ended up not wanting to use it. #artJWB #LovePuppets #JacobWayneBryner

this is a painting I did for a Logan, UT band back in the day upon request, they ended up not wanting to use it. #artJWB #LovePuppets #JacobWayneBryner

"Deadliest of serpents, this native of the empty Libyan deserts derived its name from the Greek basileus, or "king," because it was the monarch of its kind. In its brightly colored cock's head burned enormous eyes, whose baleful glance could kill. Its very breath brought pestilence to the regions it inhabited and was said to kill even the birds that flew in the sky above. Although its body was serpentine, the basilisk moved not by slithering on its belly but in rearing coils. A weasel finding the lair of the basilisk kills it with the smell of its odor, and this smell, indeed, often kills the weasel itself." #artJWB

20in x 16in acrylic on foam canvas The Chameleon said in a "Sopranos accent". #artJWB

20in x 16in acrylic on foam canvas The Chameleon said in a "Sopranos accent". #artJWB

This is a painting I did on a large mirror. You can see me taking the picture in the crystal ball, which is the mirror showing through. #artJWB

"Deadliest of serpents, this native of the empty Libyan deserts derived its name from the Greek basileus, or "king," because it was the monarch of its kind. In its brightly colored cock's head burned enormous eyes, whose baleful glance could kill. Its very breath brought pestilence to the regions it inhabited and was said to kill even the birds that flew in the sky above. Although its body was serpentine, the basilisk moved not by slithering on its belly but in rearing coils. A weasel finding the lair of the basilisk kills it with the smell of its odor, and this smell, indeed, often kills the weasel itself." #artJWB

My Tribute to Bob Pepper's art for "The Dark Tower" board game. #artJWB #TheDarkTower #BobPepper

My Tribute to Bob Pepper's art for "The Dark Tower" board game. #artJWB #TheDarkTower #BobPepper

The Owl: played by: George C. Scott The Octopus: played by: Alan Alda You can just lay a grid over this painting and imaginarily splotch a spot on top of that grid and see where you align politically. It’s pretty groovy like that. But if you align somewhere in the top right?... Get yourself checked... #artJWB

The Vinegar Tasters (三酸圖, three sours; 嘗醋翁, vinegar tasting old-men; 嘗醋圖, 尝醋图), is a traditional subject in Chinese religious painting. The allegorical composition depicts the three founders of China's major religious and philosophical traditions: Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The theme in the painting has been interpreted as favoring Taoism and critical of the others. The three men are dipping their fingers in a vat of vinegar and tasting it; one man reacts with a sour expression, one reacts with a bitter expression, and one reacts with a sweet expression. The three men are Confucius, Buddha, and Laozi, respectively. Each man's expression represents the predominant attitude of his religion: Confucianism saw life as sour, in nee...