Wonderkill Painting

So I wanted to paint an homage to the main character in the Kill Bill films, even though I am going to be honest I have never watched the films sober enough to remember them. I just remember her being a real bad ass, and I thought, well let me paint her in the midst of a slaughter, and because I like to throw that wrinkle of nudity in my paintings I decided that a breast should definitely be popped out. A torn shirt also seemed pretty realistic considering all the blades being thrown around. So I ended up working on this piece on and off for a few years, and was never quite satisfied with it. I liked it overall, but there were just little sections and details here and there I kept messing with. The big one, though, up until late 2019 she had been carrying a baby in her arms. I guess I thought this said something like "hey she's saving a baby". So I was drinking cheap beer one night and I said to myself, "You can do better than that" and for argument's sake I replaced the baby with a rabbit in a Donald Duck style sailor suit. I sure wish I could tell you where that came from, but regardless it gave me this excitement that I had lost with the piece. I started feeling like this crazy violent character ended up in Wonderland somehow, I guess she was following the rabbit, and everybody there ends up seriously regretting their choices in life. By adding the rabbit, I was finally able to solve that riddle of "Why did I paint this?" and soon after it was completed. I will add, there is one part that never changed over the years: the breast. Let's face it, I can talk about rabbits until my ears bleed, or even all the bodies piled up everywhere that I think we can all agree could be more refined. Is the guy there grabbing at her in the middle of his "last gasp", or is he just trying to catch a drop of blood from her sword on his tongue like its some kind of snowflake? I don't know what is wrong with people in Wonderland, none of that matters to me. I have painted over possibly better work without a care in the world, but I think the reason I kept trying to finish this painting over the years was because I feel like a breast that magnificent deserves a happy ending.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:16 W x 20 H x 1 D in

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