Garden of Gethsemane - James Clark
British , 1858-1943
Oil on canvas . 42 x 29.5 cm. 16.5 x 11.6 in.
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Garden of Gethsemane - James Clark
British , 1858-1943
Oil on canvas . 42 x 29.5 cm. 16.5 x 11.6 in.
Party Monster, 2003
Florida Hippopotamus Cocaine Massacre #1 by Fred Kennedy and James Edward Clark. Cover by Clark. Variant cover by Mirka Andolfo. Out in February 2026.
"Disco Hippo Wonderland is the number one amusement park in Flamingo City. But few realize its corpulent owner, Jans M’jor Discau, is about to release the most potent drug ever created: Coke45! Fortunately for humanity, Agent Clarke Nebraska is on the case! She’ll bring down Discau come heck or high water! That was the plan, until her undercover agent, Tico Senecoza, was captured! And before she can rescue him, Miquel—Tico’s sexy loose cannon of an older brother beats her to the punch, storming into the park with bullets flying. Discau panics, dumping the Coke45 into the hippo enclosure and letting them loose on the park, before fleeing into Wonderland’s tunnel network! Nebraska’s plans are totally off the rails, and things get worse when a marijuana smoke fueled hurricane drowns the park in torrential rain! Now it's up to Nebraska and Miquel to create an uncomfortable truce to bring Discau down before he escapes!"
Kendall: I love your daughter James Clark: What do you have to offer? Kendall: Nothing. Only this, Kendall, beatboxing poorly:
people being haters for the wild drafting minnesotans... HOMETOWN PRIDE BITCHES sorry u don't have any! ☺️
1980′s Inspired Living Room
Credit to James Clark
(https://james_c.artstation.com/projects/lqD9k)
"Spiritus Adversus Carnem", the Soul and Evil - James Clark