Mormon Art, Etc.

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_Juggler Vain
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Buffalo wrote:This is excellent work. I especially loved the tapir!

Thanks! I should have put a saddle on it.

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Oh, and some Mormon artists struggle with the Garment hemlines. Rightfully so.
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zeezrom wrote:What do you think of the framed picture on the wall in the Kershisnik painting?

As an endowed member of the LDS Church, I hereby invoke my 5th Amendment rights, as commenting on the subject matter of that picture may authorize somebody to cut my guts out.

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Moroni sort of looks like one of those terrorists on the web that beheads their hapless victims.

Of course, I guess Laban "had it coming" to him. If only the voice in our head could be used to rationalize murder. Our prisons would empty out.
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That tapir looks awfully big. I thought they were only about 3 feet tall.
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krose wrote:That tapir looks awfully big. I thought they were only about 3 feet tall.

That's true. I was covering up a big horse and didn't want to draw too much more jungle. If it helps you suspend your disbelief, just keep in mind that Captain Moroni is mostly Asian.

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ETA: I personally took the photo of the tapir in that image at a zoo. The enclosure, which held three of those mighty beasts, had a wall only 2.5 feet tall. Not a difficult animal to contain. Docile and unathletic.
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