Gate of City: Crayon Jar(s)

Portrait of Earthling (crayon) representation of urban transit and hospitality worry for production, lifestyle, and chatter doodling.

A world matrix diorama-tale.

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AMLAN: Me thinks my crayon-doodles of urban-crime paranoia is pure-IQ.

EZZY: Hubby, I concur your soaring goblin and femme-jester crazy is image.

AMLAN: This crayon double-set for urbanization superstition is good-class.

EZZY: It's a gate, really; social media culture reflection for shaped sanity!

AMLAN: A soaring bomb-wielding goblin and city-jester lady of Hell is IQ.

EZZY: Comic art generation is modern and city-gates reflection for tales.

AMLAN: I'll post this on my cyber-homeschooling mosaic for traffic-IQ.

EZZY: Facebook-like!

Amlan made his two crayon-stick doodle avatars, a glider-soaring goblin maniac and a city-prancing jester-lady of crime, special urbanization paranoia themed cyber-homeschooling representations of Earthling life or superstition for controls in production-image, capitalism's conveniences promises, and general social consciousness; and his darling-wife (Ezzy) concurred such comic art 'image' made for sportsmanship-like human race Ego.

READER: Your Goblin/Harlequin doodle-set is quite the city-humor, pal.

AMLAN: It's a representation of a dualism for urban-life fears...the Gate!

READER: So, to grip the city-tracks of life's face/visage, we embrace this.

AMLAN: My cyber-homeschooling view for urban jungle image is life-borne.

READER: Good reading for the halves of social control paranoia (ok).

AMLAN: Selfie-like.

Amlan was sharp. There was a proverbial 'Gate' of image for social controls concerning urbanization aura and mythos for superstition (or paranoia!). His goblin/harlequin crayon doodles double-set for city-life consciousness did in deeds reflect Earthling/Western capitalism and hospitality papers for the production/trophies of what made urbanization (and media!) arms of the gods.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)