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A friend of mine who's a teacher at a high school there recently, told me he has always been interested in art. I'm not sure what his answer is to that. He has no clue what he's talking about yet. We'll see. A few weeks ago he wrote a piece on The Black Hole of Art in High School called "The Lost Land Of A New York City" which is where we first meet the original artist and his great mate Dave and the two of them continue to see each other all weekend, with no end in sight.
One of the pieces that we are currently talking about at these events is "The Fall Of A Los Angeles Cityscape." He was really a big fan of the series and said he loved its simplicity. He wanted to bring the "real Los Angeles of a cityscape," which was very clear in how it was about a cityscape with a skyline that didn't look like a city.
Now, he is also very close friends with that writer Mike McAllister, and works on shows that are quite similar. At this year's "Halloween Horror Nights at California State University," he asked them to take his art in one of their sets and draw for a new show that actually features the Los Angeles skyline. I believe we must use the exact same concept for this one because while we've looked at the artwork at some events, I was confused
