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Feast or Fedora?

Feast or Fedora?

Feast or Fedora? collage by douglas brent smith.          

             

NOTES:          

Not sure that this is finished. Maybe it needs color. Maybe some more drawing. For now, it is a collage with much more text than usual. It's of a time so long ago for me now that I think I'll just let it be. It's a page from a journal with a bit of beat sensibility baked in. Or burnt. 

Here, at least. You never can tell when that will change...


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