Fickle Finger Of Fate

Fickle Finger Of Fate - Original surreal fine art by Bob Orsillo. Copyright (c)Bob Orsillo / http://orsillo.com - All Rights Reserved. Buy art online. Buy photography online Two crows walk around the ground bickering. A skeleton holds and vertebra and skull by by the neck pointing the fickle finger of fate at him. Original art by Bob Orsillo

a wonderful quirky image love the humour so wonderful great job

too much drink and the legs gave out. happens all the time. what a great piece of art and incredible concept behind all of this, blend all the little stories together and we will have the real story behind this. bring us another challenge bob!

Wow, this evokes so many stories, I could ponder this for hours! v/f

Sensational, Bob! Wow! What a great imagination! Fav/Vote!

Awesome work Bob! Every DIET place in the USA should have this hanging up in their offices! v/f

This is so disturbing, Bob. Once I get beyond that, it's a great piece of artwork. I wonder if his name is Farkle. Vote.

very cool work Bob

Bob, I like your story and your creativity and the black humor..........awesome image - Chris (F/V)

Ok...you got us all "interested" again! great work! My take on this is.....I teach in a therapy pool. I know a lot of people who would love to trade in there neck and spine for a new one. The fickle finger of fate is pointing to no more pain, I'm taking charge...trading in for a new...... The crows are symbolism for a couple squacking over... take charge of your health!!.................

Excellent art and stories ... Although the first thing that popped into my brain was "I have a bone to pick with you." Wiki says ... A "bone to pick" is thus a subject or issue that is expected to require considerable discussion or argument. A similar phrase, "bone of contention," meaning an issue over which two people argue, also dates back to the 1500s and refers, appropriately, to two dogs fighting over an especially choice bone. ;- }

So many stories in this, fun to look at and muse, striking visually! vf

beautiful description in the title such as compelling piece on many levels you could frame this in many contextural levels but i just prefer to enjoy its sheer beauty magnificent work Bob!!

Marvelous artistic creation, Bob!! This is my story and I'm "sticking" to it: The two crows and two complete skeletons had moments earlier been square dancing. One crow, who had clearly heard enough babble from the female skeleton who is shorter with wider child-bearing hips and apparently talks excessively, tripped her. As she falls apart, her male partner who has full physical control tries to save what is left of her. As she natters at him for his failure to come to the rescue, crow #1 says "I didn't do it" as crow #2 chuckles. Perturbed male skeleton must decide female's fate. Two light sources show that there are two sides to every story. Love it, Bob!! v/f/t/+1

An original contribution to a great skeleton & cranes tradition (Van Gogh has one of a skeleton smoking!) fav, vote, SU/g+1

Very beautiful art.

I love your creative work and the story behind your work, so cool and fun:-)! Thank you:-)!

LOL....this is wonderful work!! So great!! F &V

Oh , my goodness me Bob!! You have created such a stir with this one!! The comments are just so great...loved reading them! I would love to hear your own story/interpretation to this one??? You are just something else!! Wow! What a fabulous and intriguing creation this is... fav vote

You are too much, Bob (^o^) This is so creative and fun! The standing skeleton on the left is saying if you don't shut up, I'm gonna drop you ! Big fav, vote and SU. This deserves all !!!

Another outstanding work from you, Bob...... so deeply meaningful and thought provoking. Amazing details and symbolism... F,v, SU. ______ Ana

This is very unique and cool amazing work Bob, incredible pieace you created. sup f/v