| In the Bus trip I met this really sensational artist named Jeordie. His artwork was not only paintings on canvas but also physical artwork. Jeordie Blythe was a tattoo artist. He painted artwork that’s up in hard rock caf?s, he’s tattooed many famous people and he also does actors makeup. Jeordie wore dresses the entire time we were on the bus together. He wore a pink one and a black satin one. They were my favorite. Jeordie had black hair that was long and in dread lock curls, a very hard hairdo to explain. He was a pretty pale complexion with beautiful hazel eyes that sparkled when he talked. When one would see Jeordie they might be frightened of his gloomy looks of odd clothing but he was, in reality, a very well educated and friendly person to be around. He spoke so pleasantly though not very often, his voice filled with excitement at all times. Jeordie loved to travel but he currently resided in New York City, a place that he spoke so highly of. Meeting Jeordie was one of the greatest things in the world because we had grown so close in those past few days on the bus trip. When the trip ends, he’s tattooing me, giving me a flying pig on my back and he’s giving me a home, a job, and most of all a great friend. Jeordie Blythe was probably the best storyteller on the bus, his speech, his looks, and his artistic stories intrigued my senses. |
