Slimer by Shauna Marie Farmer (Original Painting)

“Slimer”

Alert! Alert! Joey the Ghost has done it again, but this time the stakes are glowingly high! My newest mixed media masterpiece, “Slimer” showcases the hilariously haunting moment when curiosity met radioactivity, and let’s just say… things got a little bright!

Picture it: Joey, our favorite phantom prankster, was meandering through the dusty corridors of an old science lab turned art studio, when something caught his eye—a can glowing with an eerie, otherworldly light. The label ominously warned, “Danger: Radioactive Slime—Handle with Special Care!” But you know ghosts and their incorporeal sense of invincibility…

With a whoosh of his wraithlike tail, Joey popped the lid, and whoops—a radioactive revelation! The slime erupted in an incandescent display of neon glop, splattering the surrounding area with a luminous lime light show.

And now, dear mortals, we bring this glowing gaffe to you in the form of art that truly radiates… literally! The acrylic paints, chosen for their ability to mimic the slime’s unearthly luminescence, capture Joey caught in the act, his ghostly features illuminated by the slime’s bright bite.

But wait, there’s more! I’ve taken texture to nuclear levels by sculpting the radioactive slime out of foam clay, giving this piece a pop that practically pulsates off the canvas. It’s a 3D spectacle that makes you feel like you’re right there, basking in the radioactive glow with our mischievous Joey.

So, if you’re ready to light up your room with a bit of spectral humor or simply adore a good ghostly gag, “Slimer” is the perfect piece to spark some laughter. But don’t worry, it’s all in good fun—the only thing infectious here is the laughter!

👻Disclaimer: No actual radioactivity is present in this artwork, and please note that not ghosts was harmed in making this creation..