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$120 | 11" X 10" | Acrylic on Marmoleum
MUCH MADNESS IS DIVINEST SENSE
Much Madness is divinest Sense—
To a discerning Eye—
Much Sense—the starkest Madness—
'Tis the Majority
In this, as All, prevail—
Assent—and you are sane—
Demur—you're straightway dangerous—
And handled with a Chain—
- Emily Dickinson
To purchase this goat painting email Brad Bunkers.
$120 | 11" X 10" | Acrylic on Marmoleum
At the time, crossing under the barbed-wire fence didn't seem to be a breach in Homeland Security. Sparky and I had done it often, usually at night to graze on virgin Buffalo Grass and Sumac. The chicos in fatigues looked harmless enough, plastic guns, dimestore Ray Bans, and camo iPods. They kept talking about bush this and bush that. For toy soldiers they were disturbingly obsessed with shrubs.
What I want to know, is how in tarnation did these pimple-faced patriots learn about the Taiwanese horn-shock interrogation method?... To purchase this goat painting email Brad Bunkers.
$300 | 18" X 12" | Acrylic on canvas
Let's make this clear, a bulbous head is quite different than a big head. Bulbous simply translates to robust, rotund, or brawny in my mind, stout you might even say. A less modest creature may walk around with a more arrogant demeanor. Not this lofty-headed goat. For I'm way too intelligent to think my rather large, king-like head could be employed as a seductive charm. You see, someone with my mojo, my charisma, has no time for such self indulgent thoughts. So I say bulbous, if I may be so humble... To purchase this goat painting email Brad Bunkers.
SOLD | 9" X 11" | Acrylic on Marmoleum
Bob had different ideas... To purchase this goat painting email Brad Bunkers.
$120 | 8" X 10" | Digital collage, archival print
At mile marker 12 he turned to notice a glimmer dangling from the rusted barbed wire. Like a Rattle-Shad lure temps a Largemouth Bass, the object seduced him to the fence. "Ah, Sugar will love this," he blurted out to the wind. There, just east of Exit 92 was a smashed Jumex can held up by a faded red ribbon. Now if he could just gnaw through the barbed wire... To purchase this goat painting email Brad Bunkers.
