The Bay Shore Series


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Much of this work can be found among other pages within my artwork website. These drawings were all drawn at the Hotel during times when traffic was slow or I just felt like drawing regardless of who was about.


Debbie
 A lively and fascinating "married" lady who could shoot pool like a shark. 
Unfortunately, I discovered the truth about her being a wife and mom when her 
hubby walked in on us one night at the Hotel.


 

Wild Bill's Bait & Tackle
 Wild Bill ( William Wyenmeyer) is an old clam poacher
along Long Island's south shore - retired. Several sketches resound Bill's life style,
places and events - and fantasies. Here is a shop the old sailor never owned. Bill and "Crazy Alice" 
now reside along Old Tampa Bay in Florida. We remain good and close friends.



Shadow's Cast
 Here demonstrates my uneven view of my fellow
man's treatment of women. The male holds the female by a leash while he remains
one dimensional, pretends animation and the shadow he casts is actually hers.



"I know breaking up so well, I can draw it."
The title says it all.



Detail from Docked.



Mermaids at the Bridge.


 
The Puddle Creature. From Fairies.



Study This One. I suggest you do as the title advises.



Here's to Bud. Another fashion statement.


Hotel Jim

 My drinking pal from 1978 till he was found
dead in my florist's freezer in 2004. He was not only a friend, he was a person
I can say truthfully, that there was never anything I ever asked of him that
he did not do - anything, anywhere, anytime.


3 Gals


Teeth
 Something you didn't see too much of at the Bayshore Hotel's bar.


Figure It Out


Quiet


JENNY
Jenny was the homeliest yet happiest girl I ever met.


A Gentleman


Undecided 5
The UNDECIDED series had a few drawn while at the Hotel and other night clubs, though mostly
during quiet times at home. The series reflects my perception of how lonely so many folks
are while seeking companionship. You'll notice that all the drawings depict a lady's boudoir and her
attempt to get up the nerve to get out and continue that heart driven search. These are
by no means the type of female found at the Hotel - although one would walk
in by mistake occasionally. 


Dud 2
 Her shadows strangles him.

Cindy
Drugs were rampant on the night scene.

Diana
A raven haired beauty who was attracted to me, but we were 20 years
apart in age. She roamed the Bay Shore area in search of lovers who
enjoyed psychological sexual play. She had you long before you ever had her.


Nancy
Nancy was the night life's 'forever young' one. She remained 16 years old whether her body was 45
or 50 or 60. Silicone was the name we used in shadows, but whatever it took to still remain looking
youthful, Nancy employed - including seducing young men. Best part about her conquests were when the young ones returned with funny comparisons about age. Such as nasal sounds while she slept.
Accepting that as just the vanity so many women are trapped into, Nancy was a good friend, a super 
pool shooter and never refused to help others. She married (of all people?!?!) a cop
and, last I heard, they moved to Florida where she hated every minutes of it. 
Life is just too slow for her down here.


Stick
A common sight around Bay Shore and the Hotel.


Taking Sides
Every arguement was a public one. No matter if it were over the weather or
why your spouse refused you sex the evening before. Very often such
disagreements evolved into full fledged brawls.
After my fair share of bruises I had learned that bar room brawls
at the hotel were just like nature's call; as inevitable as sex, food
and shelter. But I also learned that the bar flies all eventually settled into a
role. Some were fighters, some cheered, some were referees, some were
innocent bystanders (in fact Cathy still has her tee shirt which reads Innocent By-Stander.)
So once hotel Jim and I realized the situation(s) we took up the role of protecting the
lady folk from thrown fists, chairs, bottles. Hey, we were heros who never
lifted a finger and laid many a damsel.

Diane

 


Diane by Moonlight

 Female fatale all the way. A beauty with loads of kids who "stayed home" while
Mom hooked up with the worse scoundrels you could image. She eventually settled down with
an Italian fellow who liked to bully her around - just what she wanted all along. 
Her image was the model for the front hood of my van Pegasus.



Carol 
Doreen chased this one - and others - away. Real misfortune. Carol was
not only a beauty, she was also highly intelligent. An architect.
Our romance was hot, mixed nicely with our disciplined minds and eclectic
tastes. 


DONNA


Michele 
The most interesting, fascinating, and sexual person I ever met.
No one can even come close. She went on to marry
another white man from around Harrisberg, Pa. 
 Click here for more of Shelly.


300 years of hats.


Fire Island shady ladies
One of the favorite ventures outside the Hotel was to catch a ferry and
spend a day on Fire Island.


OUCH! From Mermaids.


Watch Your Children
 From Mermaids.


"Good Morning, Mr. Spider"
 From Fairies.


ROBIN
The Mae West of the Hotel. God, she sure knew how to work a man over.
But if you went back for more, you found yourself peering down the barrel
of a pistol. Last time I saw her he was being shipped off to prison for shooting
such a poor soul.


Laia


Dedre
A stunning beauty who preached annoyningly and endlessly about Christianity.
While she cuckolded her husband and eventually went insane.


Dawn
This lady could kiss like Venus in heat. Seems to me that she spent her days
up to no good and her nights into deep trouble. Then she'd stop by the Hotel, kiss
on me for an hour or so and drag me off to her pad. She eventually moved
to the Carolinas. Miss that kiss.

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