The name of this painting is called Joggers.
The runners are from a clip art book. The background is section of a line drawing that I found in an old art forum magazine from the 1970s.
When I saw the lines swirling around, they just looked like they were meant for the jogger cutouts!
Putting it all together and the result is called “Joggers“.
This painting is called “Believe It or Not“.
It features aunt Fritzie. The image to the left, the cow with a heart shape on its side, was found in a Ripley’s Believe It or Not magazine.
The title of this painting is “Supermandy”.
I pulled the Superman image from a Superman annual comic book.
The background behind Superman is a section from one of the band Chicago’s albums, their thumbprint album cover. I took a little section of the album cover and blew it up. I really like the black and white contrast.
And the background behind the Superman panel is actually a portrait of Tennessee Williams, by Andy Warhol.
I just happened to turn it sideways. And nobody ever noticed that.