Monica Newell

My name is Monica Newell. When I was a child I drew a comic called Coppo and Lerry. It was a desert island story about what really makes us tick. I'd like to believe that my art still represents good intentions and fine conduct. In the original tale (created at age seven or eight) the two men are on a deserted island. A coconut falls on the head of one castaway while the other swims to the mainland for help.

His buddy's injury was incentive enough to push himself to his highest performance level.

I have been creating images and characters for as long as I can remember, but the most memorable were the two friends who found it in their hearts to care.

Since those days my life has taken turn after turn, and I can proudly say that I never stopped creating. I feel blessed. I would like you to see my art as a dream you haven't had yet.

Enjoy the art. XXOO-Monica

About the Website
http://www.monsterart.com

My web site (designed by my best friend from second grade) is a gallery of my art that somehow keeps up with me. We feel very proud of the fact that we have so much to offer you (Elvis and non-Elvis). I want you all to know that this web site reflects my down in the dirt reality. I give you my brain. My heart follows.- Site by Irisweb.net.

A REFLECTION This New York subway is too crowded.  The people of this land are hungry ghosts working off what they owe, and no one seems to be aware of me.  I'm not even a ghost; I'm not even here at all.  His figure sits comfortably on the cold dirty floor.  I can see that he is different from the others.  This man knows the truth about violence and it's permanent impressions on these temporary city walls.  He recognizes me and is looking at me differently today, but I'm just passing through. >>>