How to Explain |
Farrah Fawcett recently did some "work" for Playb0y magazine, most of which involved slathering herself with paint & blathering in print about "Art." The serious tone Farrah takes about her "Art" (coupled with her hophead appearance on the Letterman show) would seem to indicate that she has somehow managed to fry what little was left of what wasn't much of a brain to start with.
Now, I'm not saying there's not something to being drenched in paint & rolling around on a canvas. I'm just not sure it's Art. I don't think people bought Playb0y to admire Farrah's artistic talents. I think people bought Playb0y to admire certain other of Farrah's attributes (such as they are these days). But to give Farrah the benefit of the doubt, I brought into the desert a toy representation of Farrah's head & shoulders, to let her try her Art in somewhat less prejudiced (which is to say, airbrushed) circumstances. Would people respond to Farrah's Art? Or would they respond to Farrah's Arsh? So, Farrah--this is for you . . . and for Art!
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At the House of Doors |
Preparing the Model / Artist |
Farrah's First "Brushstroke" Severs Her Head |
Farrah Seeks a Wider Palette |
Demonstrating Proper Farrah Grip |
Farrah Moves In Close for Detail Work |
Details, Details! |
Art? |
Or Secks? |
(Or Would You Prefer the Door Where Carol Merrill is Standing?) |
The Finished |
Farrah's art? |
Or Farrah's secks? |
Conclusion: It seems most people were not as interested in the canvas as they were in the nekkid pictures. For most, this constitutes a sufficient answer to the question, Art or Secks? What does Farrah think? |
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