From a tin type called "The Pledge," early proof that promises and alcoholism don't mix
posted by CW Fisher at 11:18 PM
20.11.06
From a tin type called "The Pledge," early proof that promises and alcoholism don't mix
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Who's CW Fisher?
All images herein are by CW Fisher, copyright 2004. Produced in Adobe Photoshop. Source material varies. Some is original photography by Curtis Fisher; many are scanned tintypes, 19th and 20th century snapshots from CW Fisher's collection; portions of images were stolen from foolish friends, notably Chicago artist Peter Lekousis, to whom I now apologize. Sorry. In those few cases where copyrighted material may have been deliberately tweaked, fondled and posted, the offended are begged to understand that none of this is real artwork, just stuff I did while fooling around. --Curt Fisher
Curt Fisher was a ghost writer to some of the biggest names in corporate Chicago who gradually discovered that the only thing exceeding his own ennui was his client's, so he quit all that and started writing about himself in the third person. While the money's no good, it's a great deal of fun. He finished a novel, drove a limo, and works as the night guy at a convenience store, otherwise blogging or playing with Adobe Photoshop, used to produce the images in this blog. Other blogs by CW Fisher
The Apologist
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The MDI Ideation Project
Email: cw.fisher@gmail.com
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