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Sitting in the waiting area of the Dept. of Public Safety with my Turn-O-Matic ticket that said I was number 59 in the G line I quickly recognized a resemblance. The black triangle letting you know to pull down and towards you looks like a nostril at the end of a snout and the tear away tabs at the top become ears. **ALERT** Print at 8.5 x 11 inches to have the Turn-O-Matic ticket print out to scale. Now you can acquire your own ticket and tape it to the surface of your print!

More unique products at : www.cafepress.com/ismaelcavazos Ismael Cavazos is an artist hailing from Austin Texas since 1994. Cavazos' unique way of seeing the world began with seeing images in clouds. Introduced to the Scribble Technique early in his art career, he believed the images he was finding were a kind of super power - the result of much comic book reading. The year was 1988 and at least a half dozen drawings exist from this period. Contributing to the rich history of the Scribble, Ismael created a vocabulary where there was none; unlike tea leaf reading, which has a name (Tasseography) the reading of scribbles had no title, simply a descriptive - the scribble technique. Thus, Scribblism was created: the art and practice of the...