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posted by John Picacio at 10:49 PM
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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- Name: John Picacio
JOHN PICACIO is a two-time Hugo Award-winning illustrator of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. He is the owner and founder of Lone Boy. His artwork has illustrated the covers of books and works by Michael Moorcock, George R. R. Martin, Harlan Ellison, Robert Silverberg, L.E. Modesitt, Jr., Dan Simmons, Joe R. Lansdale, Jeffrey Ford, Frederik Pohl, James Tiptree, Jr., Mark Chadbourn, and many more. His accolades also include the World Fantasy Award, the Locus Award, seven Chesley Awards, and two International Horror Guild Awards, all in the Artist category. He is currently illustrating more cover and storytelling art for worldwide clients, and more Loteria card art for 2014.
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8 Comments:
Yes!!!
Unforgettable night!! I'm ready to see this country turn it around.
YES!!!!!
When CNN first called the election in favor of Obama, I looked at Traci and said "oh no, don't do that...it's too early to do that", and then we immediately flipped over to MSNBC and realized they had just done the same, and I was filled with numbness. And then delirium! Hot deadlines here at the moment, so I can only listen to the TV instead of watch it right now, but every time Obama's acceptance speech comes on, I'm watching history. In some ways, every time it's replayed, it makes the unreal just a little more real, and after this eight-year national nightmare, I guess I need that today. Feels so good. The work has only begun though. Now we have an opportunity, and I'm eager to see what we can do with it.
It was a great evening.
Four years ago, Bush said the American people gave him a "mandate," and he ran with it (ran with it into the ground and then started digging!)
Last night was a true mandate, and like you mentioned: an opportunity.
It's not a cure, and there's a lot to do, but I really feel like this is as big as it seems to me.
Cynthia freaked when the win was projected when results came in from the west coast. I had that same initial, "Hey, wait...I know he's winning, but don't call it yet."
But then the reality of it all sunk in.
A solid win and an opportunity for hope.
It's still sinking in, but I'm looking forward to seeing what happens as Obama and the nation run with a genuine mandate from everybody who voted for him.
And I really hope those who didn't vote for him give him a real chance.
I think he has it in him to be the "uniter" Bush only claimed to be...
Hey, Christopher --
Well said. Excited to see Rahm Emanuel as the Chief of Staff.....that's a good start.
Does anyone know who the artist is? That image IS Obama.
Christine --
It's this guy....Shepard Fairey's his name...it's one of those seminal pieces of political art that will resonate for a very long time, I think....the perfect image at the perfect time...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shepard_Fairey
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