“Art and Tequila”: Mothman-alien-angel entity?
Lesley at The Debris Field has a post about her visit to an art gallery with some images of very interesting outdoor sculptures.
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on August 19th, 2009 at 4:40 am
When I first glimpsed it, I thought it was an alien. Then I saw the wings and that made it even more interesting. I am sure it is actually some sort of day of the dead statue, but one that someone put a lot of effort and expense into. Turning sculptures into metal is not cheap — as I well know since Britton is a sculptor. Shame that the artist wasn’t given any credit with some sort of sign with his name or something.