douglas brent smith

  How to Test Drive a Pickle -- collage by douglas brent smith, 25 December 1987

  From Each Hand Until The End -- collage by douglas brent smith, 1988

  How Did I Get This Job? - collage by douglas brent smith, 27 December 1987

 Bill Said Yes - collage by douglas brent smith, 3 January 1987 Notes: Originally titles "George Said Yes" but clearly that is Bill (I think it might be the actor Bill Irwin) and Bill is being asked a question, to which he enthusiastically answers "Yes!"

  Extend Your Reach - collage by douglas brent smith, 25 December 1987

  Baby Island - collage by douglas brent smith 26 December 1987

  With Greater Detail - mixed media by douglas brent smith

  What's Wrong With Dogu? -- collage by douglas brent smith, 7 July 1983

  Wait a Minute - collage by douglas brent smith, 14 November 1983

 Vans In Space - collage by douglas brent smith

  Valuable Merchandise -- collage by douglas brent smith, 1978

  Unstoppable In Collageland -- collage by douglas brent smith, 1980

  Road Control - collage by douglas brent smith, 30 January 1984

  Now Go! collage by douglas brent smith, 27 January 1984

 I Can Take You Anywhere -- collage by douglas brent smith, 30 January 1984

  Friendly Advice -- collage by douglas brent smith, 14 November 1983, from the journal "Theme and Variation"

 Back Cover, Theme and Variation -- collage by douglas brent smith, 1983 NOTES: Not so much a collage as a collection of images that builds up as I'm writing a journal, this one from 1983 - 1984. Based on the pictures on the wall, the picture at the bottom of Dorinda and me playing together is from Bridgeton, NJ -- no doubt Dad & Edna's house on Jay Avenue. We look happy. The woman on the slide of course is Nena and she looks happy, too. These were perhaps dramatic but oh so happy times.

  The Motion Age Beatnik -- collage by douglas brent smith, 21 March 1984 Notes: I met the three people who are featured in the lower right corner of this collage. It was during a festival that I was involved with in Child's Play Touring Theatre. I do not remember the name of the mime trio. I think they were from France. They were fun, they were fabulous, we all got along famously. Never to meet again, but for a day or two we were all fast friends. I didn't speak any French, so our interactions were mostly non-verbal, but they were a mime troupe after all, so no problem at all.

The Afterlife -- collage by douglas brent smith, 10 March 1984  

 Test Drive -- collage by douglas brent smith 10 March 1984