Rudyard Kipling - Blog Posts

First post on my art account.

A storyboard project from my digital art class. We had to choose a scene from a public domain media. I chose the opening scene in The Jungle Book novel where Shere Khan confronts Rama and Raksha for Mowgli.

I bleached a shirt :3

I took one of the more well known lines from the poem 'Boots' by Rudyard Kipling.

"THERE IS NO DISCHARGE IN A WAR"

This was the first pass

The second pass

I miss the country we wanted to be be but never became.

Ad verse effects

A friend of mine once told me that "poetry makes him feel ill". Some of the more common conditions like influe-stanza and Janedice or Poe-mentation of the skin are well known but here is a selection of some poetic ailments and injuries that really meter to people.

Tennyson Elbow- 

Byron any further injury, this should sort itself out in no time. Kipling Arthritis- A Rud-Yard stick for every other condition one might face Ben(t) Jonson- It can happen to every man and not in his humerus. Will...em...Shakes Appear?- Carry a medical Bard on your person at all times

Robert Frost-bite - The Road Not Prescribed.

Walt Whiplash- Mobility is the soul of Whit

Plath feet When feet get Hughes and swollen.

Auden-iometry trouble W.H.at are you saying to me??

Severe Back Twain

When life gives you Clemens, make lemonade. 

 Conrad Aching

It's a Pulmonary Symbolism.