Parleone's eternal battle between his conscious and unconscious self presents:


"Diaries Of A Blurred Out Gargoyle - Rages Of Insanity and Other Mental Deviations"


An introspective journey towards the inner-self of what dreams would look like if they could be remembered, "Diaries Of A Blurred Out Gargoyle" describes the day-to-day life of a Gargoyle, Mr. Thinker, whose only abnormal characteristic (apart from being made from cheap plastic) is that it is blurred.

In Part One, "Rages Of Insanity and Other Mental Deviations", quasi-philosophical remarks are made about the pseudo-surrealistic thoughts, dreams, multi-personality states (with special focus towards an alter-ego called Miss Bunny Humpy) and, as stated, other mental deviations capable to Mr. Thinker’s plastic cerebrum.

A masterpiece of sweat and bytes of epic proportions, "Diaries Of A Blurred Out Gargoyle”, is utterly doomed to oblivion due to it’s authors complete ignorance regarding the cybernetic ways of expressing one’s self through writing, yet has already gathered god-like reviews from world-shattering critics such as Truthman Capote (“No person in it’s complete mental could find this readable, and that is why we are facing this century’s Unholy Bible!” and even Roger Eberta (“The day may come when “Diaries Of A Blurred Out Gargoyle” is seen as a milestone of neo-surrealism”.

"Diaries Of A Blurred Out Gargoyle - Rages Of Insanity and Other Mental Deviations" will be presented to it’s terracotta-soldier-like hordes of fans for the first time through Parleone’s DeviantArt and wherever he feels suitable, so don’t be caught by the Couch & TV mania and start reading/viewing/puking “Rages Of Insanity and Other Mental Deviations” today.


[Photoshop Brushes by Miss M.]