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Bio
| Name: |
Patrick Pierson |
| Age: |
55 |
| Gender: |
Male |
| I'm an: |
Artist |
| Location: |
Palm Springs, FL, United States |
| Height: |
5' 11" |
| Weight: |
201 lbs |
| Ethnicity: |
Caucasian |
| Eye Color: |
Hazel |
| Hair Color: |
Brown |
| About Me: |
As you could not help but notice if you've recently visited www.patrickpierson.com, the scope of my work has broadened with the surprising discovery of Planet Zootopia - a discovery made possible by the stark realization that, with the fyshheads(Mariners), I had painted myself right into that well-known corner…
It happened late last year, not long after my father’s timely death. While rewriting yet another chapter in the ‘Mask of the Ancient Mariner’ saga, a question arose: from whence did they ...more all come? The original Fyshheads, that is. Upon what world, what planet, did they originate? Earth seemed too unimaginative an answer. But as I narrowed the field of possibilities, it dawned on me that if their planet of origin had been earthlike, what about that world’s terrestrial inhabitants? I suddenly had a zoological epiphany: the Zooties were born!
Now, I don’t subscribe to theories of predestination, notions of a preordained future that foretells events, and I reserve a special brand of contempt for anything forecast by prophesy; I dismiss out of hand the presumption that each of us has some special calling or assignment in life, other than that of our own choosing, and I reject all superstitious beliefs, especially those rooted in the cults that have risen out of a fear of death. But I do embrace the possibility that each of us has the power to create the person we wish to be, that the only limitation imposed is the degree to which we exercise our own imagination and then act upon it: Vision without action is a daydream; action without vision is a nightmare. less |
| Interests: |
| By design, the Zootopian dodos are the very essence of the yin and yang of the pursuit of happiness: live every day as if it were your last and live forever; love without condition but be a slave to your passions; prudence is a lousy handmaiden, so throw yourself into the fray with wild abandon and let the chips fall where they may…in the end you will have few regrets because it is your own life that you’ve filled up with that dream, and the life you’ve made belongs solely to you. To quote Henry ...more David Deaudeux: Set sail in your dreamboat and live the life you’ve imagined! less |
| More Info: |
| A message from Soarin’ Kierkegaard von Dodovogel, avian aeronaut and avid lotus-eater on Planet Zootopia:"To have lived at all is a dream come true; to live in awe of the dream is cause to celebrate, to revel in the wonder of life and all its delicious bedlammy; from lovers spurned and fortunes lost to plots unbound and rivals crushed, let us bask in the splendifery and wallow in the mayhemble -- be it good or bad, we celebrate life!" |
| Links: | Planet Zootopia
My Sovereign Website
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Comments
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randiman40
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I just stumbled upon your media.Mere words cannot begin to express what I feel.So much emotion.Simply genius!
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fishpatrick
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To all whom these presents may come: Please take a few minutes to read my latest manuscript in MyMedia, titled 'DECLARATION.' It is the mission statement for my new web site, www.RattleTheChain.com, and represents my clarion call to you.
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dennykarchner
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Congrats to you too Patrick!! I couldn't think of a better artist to share the spoils with...well...maybe Heidi!! lol! Great job Heidi!
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wolfsong
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Congratulations on the win in Hand Drawn, see I told you, he he! I realise you tied with Denny, 2 fantastic pieces of art, I came in only 1 vote behind you, how close!! A very well deserved win!!
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RickyBobby
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Don't remember if I thanked you 4 the autographed art via mail. Love it. Thank you.
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fishpatrick
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Belly's narrative begins with an eloquent flourish, yet is consistent throughout & therein lies the irony. He's a ship's boatswain, yet he breaks free of the stereotype: like many Victorian age folks, he 's studied the language of the Bible
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kaysalady
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Perhaps, you could somehow split his story and his remembrance into a descriptive narrative.
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kaysalady
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Your story held me captive. However, the tale came from the mindset of the shipmate Belly is it? Well, he speaks as a shipmate yet as his story goes on, the description becomes more eloquent as that of the author.
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