What to Do when Hell Breaks Loose: RUSHWORLD, Most Popular Pinterest Boards

Thursday, March 30, 2017

RUSHWORLD, Most Popular Pinterest Boards

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Most Popular Pinterest Boards:

Blockbusters for Writer's Block

Unburnt Offerings, Rushworld Daily Message

Art a Quirky Place to Find Yourself

Unpredictable Women Haute Couture

Hat Fascinator or Dumbfounder?

Welcome to Hell Here Are Your Shoes

Weird Wild Wonderful

WTF? Fashions

Eye Candy Architectural Masterpieces

In Your Face Guerilla Marketing

Ghostland Scenes of Abandonment

Lulu's Funhouse

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Art For The Wolf, Not The Sheep

If you see art as mere decoration, buy yours at Walmart.

If you stick to the classics, better think outside of your box.

If you see art as a daring, muscular expression of who you are, get one of these paintings in your home today. Be advised, this art is for the wolf, not the sheep.

The paintings below are new, cutting edge watercolors and acrylics by Rebecca Lu Kiernan. For information on buying an original, unapologetic heirloom for your home, or stage-setter for your office, contact Geckogalpoet@hotmail.com

Fun bonus- Click on artwork and test Chaos Theory. Where will you go?

Apocalypse, Wow!

Canada's most respected literary magazine, YGDRASIL devotes the entire June issue to the second half of the series, "Timewave Zero", as well a generous serving of my new paintings. Click on the image above on JUNE 3rd to make sense of the apocalypse. What matters when time does not? (Scroll mid-page to click on current issue.)

In case you missed it, the first half of the series was published in the January issue, as well as in cutting-edge magazines such as OFFCOURSE and BEWILDERING STORIES.

See how it all ends if you dare!

Rebecca Lu Kiernan

Defending Chanel No. 5

I am not promoting Chanel No.5. It smells like old ladies at slow paced tea parties. I am, however, already fed up with the criticism of the new campaign. Yes, I adore Brad Pitt. No, this is not his best performance.

The ad copy packs a knockout punch. Read the text of it. Not one single word is wasted. The lines are tight and spellbinding. What woman would not want to consider herself "Inevitable"? The advertising field is about as low on the list of occupations as timeshare sales. But, let's give credit where credit is due. The writer hits the bulls-eye!

Rebecca Lu Kiernan