That actually looks pretty cool.

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i wonder if the cheeta decides when the picture is done or if they just take the brush away and make him start on something else.

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I like it better that a lot of art done by human artists.

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Well, most apes are cooler than most humans, so that stands to reason.

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though I'm told that the paint itself is both water soluble and edible, because how can any serious artist expect to get through an entire composition without eating some paint?

Maybe that's what I should've told my kindergarten teacher!

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I am jealous of your aquisition.

I also can't believe he paints things about his mother like that. You would think that after 71 years he would have put some of those confused feelings to rest, but the lives of the famous are almost always fraught with heartache and regret.

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wow. i'm left speechless, but i am impressed.

(saw this entry cos you're a friend of patrick's and i've added patrick as a friend)

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You probably mean "the world's oldest living nonhuman primate". Humans are also primates, mammals, vertebrates, chordates.

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Blaaah: After reading this post, this all actually showed up in my dreams last night. I blame you (and our painting, dream-controlling primate masters).

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I totally want one.

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Apparently some elephants also have artistic talent, though not in the same style. And even some cats paint!

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NYAh-NYAH, he told me what it was before he gave it to you!

i made a sqealing noise at the mere idea. TOO COOL.

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