The Art-DNA of L.HUNT

An index of everything that took place for 60 years, to piece it all together.

The chest I used in my bedroom to protect all of my comic books, Mad and Dynamite magazines, and collectables, 1979.

The Art-DNA of L.HUNT

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A (Go Back To Top)

Acceptance

• Desire For

Action Figures¹

• Desert Rose

  • CACTUS 1

  • CACTUS 2

  • CAN

  • Dust

  • GLASS

  • MINER

  • Rose

  • Rust

  • CO-WORKERS

    • 1

    • 2

    • 3

    • 4

    • 5

• Mattel

  • Big Jim’s P.A.C.K.

    • Big Jim

Advertising

• Results On the Mind

Alcohol (See Individual Types)

Alpha Beta (Grocery Store)

American Film Market

American Indian

• Costume

Angels

• Baseball Team

• Spirits

Ansel Adams

Apple

• Art

• Computer

• Food

Arizona Sounds (Series of KDKB Albums)

• I

• II

• III

• IV

• V

Arrangement of Things, The

• Family Arrangement, The

Art

• Identifying My Type

• Mediums

  • Drawing Mediums

    1. Pencil

    2. Charcoal

    3. Graphite

    4. Colored Pencil

    5. Pastels (Soft, Oil, and Hard)

    6. Conté Crayon

    7. Ink (Pen and Brush)

    8. Markers

    9. Chalk

    10. Silverpoint

  • Painting Mediums

    11. Oil Paint

    12. Acrylic Paint

    13. Watercolor

    14. Gouache

    15. Tempera

    16. Encaustic (Hot Wax Painting)

    17. Fresco

    18. Spray Paint

    19. Alcohol Ink

    20. Casein

  • Printmaking Mediums

    21. Etching

    22. Lithography

    23. Woodcut

    24. Linocut

    25. Screen Printing

    26. Monoprint/Monotype

    27. Engraving

    28. Mezzotint

    29. Aquatint

    30. Digital Printing (Giclée)

  • Sculptural Mediums

    31. Clay (Ceramics, Terracotta, Porcelain)

    32. Marble

    33. Stone (Granite, Limestone)

    34. Bronze

    35. Wood

    36. Plaster

    37. Concrete Sculpture

    38. Wax

    39. Metal (Welding, Forging)

    40. Fiberglass

    41. Mixed Media Assemblage

  • Textile and Fiber Arts

    42. Embroidery

    43. Tapestry

    44. Weaving

    45. Macramé

    46. Quilting

    47. Felt

    48. Knitting/Crochet

    49. Fabric Dyeing (Tie-dye, Batik)

  • Photography, Cinematic, and Digital Media

    50. Traditional Film Photography

    51. Digital Photography

    52. Photomontage

    53. Digital Illustration

    54. 3D Modeling

    55. Animation

    56. Super 8 Film (and other traditional filmmaking, e.g., 16mm, 35mm)

    57. Experimental Film

    58. Stop-Motion Animation

    59. Virtual Reality Art

    60. Augmented Reality Art

    61. Video Art

  • Mixed Media and Collage

    62. Collage (Paper, Fabric, Found Objects)

    63. Assemblage

    64. Resin Art

    65. Decoupage

  • Music and Sound Art

    66. Instrumental Composition

    67. Songwriting

    68. Singing/Vocal Performance

    69. Electronic Music Production

    70. Field Recording

    71. Sound Installation

    72. Experimental Sound Art

  • Literary Arts (Writing)

    73. Poetry

    74. Fiction (Novels, Short Stories)

    75. Nonfiction (Essays, Memoirs)

    76. Playwriting

    77. Screenwriting

    78. Graphic Novels/Comics

    79. Journalism

    80. Spoken Word

  • Dance and Movement Arts

    81. Ballet

    82. Contemporary Dance

    83. Tap Dance

    84. Hip-Hop Dance

    85. Folk Dance

    86. Flamenco

    87. Choreography

    88. Interpretive Dance

    89. Traditional Indigenous Dance

    90. Martial Arts Performance

  • Performance Arts

    91. Theater Acting

    92. Mime

    93. Puppetry

    94. Clowning

    95. Circus Arts (e.g., Acrobatics, Aerial Silks)

    96. Storytelling Performance

  • Other Creative Expressions

    97. Calligraphy

    98. Environmental or Land Art

    99. Sand Art

    100. Body Art (Henna, Temporary Tattooing)

    101. Ice and Snow Sculpture

    102. Glass Art (Blown, Stained, Fused)

    103. Mosaic (Tile, Glass)

    104. Paper Arts (Origami, Paper Mâché, Papercutting)

    105. Culinary Arts (Food Styling, Cake Decorating)

    106. Floral Arrangement

    107. Cosplay and Costume Design

    108. Game Design (Board Games, Video Games)

    109. Fashion Design

    110. Architecture and Interior Design

• Of Necessity

• Seven Elements of Art, The

• Awards

  • Spelling Bee

B (Go Back To Top)

• Bar

  • Home

  • Public

• Beard

• Beer

  • Beer Can Tab

  • Budweiser/Bud Light

  • Burgermeister

  • Coors/Coors Light

  • Corona

  • Hamm’s

  • High Tower

  • Michelob

  • Miller/Miller Lite

  • Photos Drinking

• Bent Tree, The

  • Photos

• Bible

• Bicycle

• Bigfoot

  • Books

  • Six Million Dollar Man Episode

• Big Wheel

• Birth

  • L.HUNT

  • Others

• Black and White

  • Artwork

  • Photos

    • L.HUNT

      • At 6 Months Old

      • Other

  • Desert Rose Song

• Blue Öyster Cult

• Bradshaw Mountain High School, Dewey, Arizona, USA

• Bradshaw Mountains, Dewey, Arizona, USA

• Buddy Poppy Poster

  • Award

• Budget Blinds

C (Go Back To Top)

• Cabazon, California, USA

• Calico Ghost Town

• Camera

• Camping

• Cats

  • Animals

  • Musical

• Caves

• C.B. Radio

• Cerebus (Comic Book)

• Characters

  • Disney

  • Music

  • Film

  • Art

• Cheap Trick

• Chest

  • Household

  • Pirate Treasure

• Cigarettes

• Circles

  • Artwork

  • Patterns

• Color Combinations

  • Black and Silver

    • Big Wheel, Tires and Rims

    • KISS Costumes

  • Black and White

  • Red, White, and Blue

• Colors

  • Black | Blue | Brown | Copper | Gold | Gray | Green | Orange | Purple | Rainbow | Red | Silver | White | Yellow

• Coloring Book

  • Art

  • Cobra and Mongoose

• Colton, California, USA

  • Residence

    • At 6 Months Old

• Comic Books

  • Conan

  • Man-bat

  • Micronauts, The

  • Spiderman

  • Superman

  • Warlord, The

• Conan

  • Comic Book

  • Movie

• Conscience

  • Used in Art Decisions

  • Used in Writing This Book

• Cookie

• Cousins

• Crab

D (Go Back To Top)

• De Anza Theater, Riverside, California, USA

• Death Valley, California, USA

• Depression

  • Real

  • Imagined

• Desert Rose

• Devo

• Dinosaurs

  • Art

    • Dinosaur, 1971

  • Cabazon, California, USA, Brontosaurus

  • Museum, Skeletal Display

• Disco

• Disneyland

• Doctor Who

• Donahoo’s

• DRAG-U-LA Dragster

  • Video: At Motor Trend 500 Parade, 1966

• Drawing

• Drew Struzan

• Dynamite Magazine

  • Count Morbida

  • Posters

E (Go Back To Top)

• Earth Heroes (Comic Book)

• Elvis Presley

• Embarrassment

  • As An Artist

F (Go Back To Top)

• Farrah Fawcett

• Festival of Animation

• Fleetwood Mac (Band)

• Fonzie (The Fonz)

• Frankenstein

G (Go Back To Top)

• General Sherman

  • Sequoia National Park

• Gold (See Also: Colors)

  • In Desert Rose

  • Panning

• Grand Canyon

• Grapes

  • Art

  • Food

• Green Machine

H (Go Back To Top)

• Hats

  • Flat Brim

    • Billy Jack

    • The Edge

    • Warpath (Big Jim’s P.A.C.K.)

  • Making

  • Wearing

    • Cap

      • At 6 Months Old

    • Beanie

• Heartland (Movie Script)

• Heavy Metal

  • Magazine

  • Movie

  • Music Genre

  • Soundtrack to Movie

• Hesperia, California, USA

• Hesperia Lakes, Hesperia, California, USA

  • Art Show

    • Artwork

• H.R. Pufnstuf

I (Go Back To Top)

• I Am Sam

  • Books

• Ina Arbuckle Elementary School

  • Sports Day

  • Student

• Indian

  • Native American

    • Costume

    • Land O’ Lakes Label

    • Television Test Pattern

• Indiana

  • Birth

  • Visiting

J (Go Back To Top)

• Jehovah’s Witnesses

  • Bible Study

  • Congregation Meetings

  • District/Regional Conventions

  • Witnessing

• Jellystone Park

  • Campground, Yucca Valley, California, USA

  • Cartoon

K (Go Back To Top)

• Kate Bush

• K-DUM

• Kellogg’s

  • Cereals

• Killer Carrot (Comic Book)

• Kindergarten

• King Kong

  • Movie

    • 1976

• Kiss

  • Band

  • Physical Action

• Kite

• Knott’s Berry Farm

• KOLA FM

L (Go Back To Top)

• Licorice Pizza Record Store

• Lily Tulip

• Lone Ranger

  • Drew Struzan Artwork

• Lord of the Rings, The

  • Bakshi, Ralph

  • Jackson, Peter

  • Tolkien, J.R.R.

• LSD

M (Go Back To Top)

• Magazines

  • Circus

  • Cracked

  • Crazy

  • Creem

  • Dynamite

  • Mad

  • Watchtower, The

• Magic Mountain

• Marijuana

• Mars Volta, The

• Marz

  • Imitation Band

• Maskar (Character)

• McDonald’s

• Media (Mass Media)

  • Results On the Mind

• Memory

  • Persistence Of

• Mind (See Also: Memory | Conscience | Intelligence | Mental Health)

  • Examination

  • Spirituality

• Mobile Home Park

  • Mobile Home/Trailer

• Motorcycle

• Movies (See Individual Titles)

  • Back To the Future

  • Lord of the Rings, The

  • Motherlode, The

  • Rollerball

  • Star Wars

• Music

  • Bands

    • Blue Oyster Cult

    • KISS

      • Albums

      • Members

        • Ace Frehley

        • Gene Simmons

        • Paul Stanley

        • Peter Criss

      • Songs

    • Rush

    • Styx

  • Musical Instruments

    • Bass

    • Cello

    • Drums

    • Guitar

    • Violin

  • Production

  • Radio

  • Songs

N (Go Back To Top)

• Native American Indian

  • Costume

  • Land O’ Lakes Label

  • Television Test Pattern

• New Age

  • No Belief In

• Newspapers

  • Articles

  • Rejection Letter

• Noah’s Ark

  • Artwork

• Nuts

  • Artwork

  • Food

O (Go Back To Top)

• Ontario, Canada

• Oranges

  • Artwork

  • Food

• Orange State College

P (Go Back To Top)

• Palm Tree

• Peanuts

  • Cartoon

  • Food

• Pen and Ink Artwork

• Pencil Pushers

• Pets

• Phoenix, Arizona, USA

• Photos

  • L.HUNT

    • At 6 Months Old

• Pilgrim

  • Artwork

• Pilgrimage (Artwork)

• Pinball

  • Flash

• Pirate

  • Egg

• Pirates of the Caribbean

  • Artwork

  • Disneyland Ride

• Pool

  • Game

  • Home

  • Public

• Prescott, Arizona, USA

• Prestige Gallery, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

• Prince (Band)

• Prints Productions

• Products

  • Results On the Mind From Advertising

• Prom

  • 1984

• Purpose

  • Of This Book: 1 | 2

  • Of Life

Q (Go Back To Top)

R (Go Back To Top)

• Rainbow

  • Band

  • In Nature

• Raincross Symbol

  • Video: On Float at Motor Trend 500 Parade, 1966

• Residences

  • Colton, California, USA

    • At 8 Months Old

  • Corona, California, USA

  • Crestline, California, USA

  • Dewey, Arizona, USA

  • Hesperia, California, USA

  • Highland, California, USA

  • Lake Arrowhead, California, USA

  • Los Feliz, California, USA

  • Murrieta, California, USA

  • Phelan, California, USA

  • Phoenix, Arizona, USA

  • Riverside, California, USA

    • Riverside Hotel, The (1966)

  • Rubidoux, California, USA

  • San Bernardino, California, USA

  • San Jacinto, California, USA

• Riverside Hotel, The

• Rollerball (See: Movies)

• Rubidoux, California, USA

• Rush

  • Artwork

  • Band

  • In Nature

S (Go Back To Top)

• Salton Sea

• Sambo’s Restaurant

  • Color + Fun Books

    • 1976

  • Tiger-Tamers Club

• Sammy Hagar

• Satisfaction

  • In Accomplishment: 1

• School

  • Bradshaw Mountain High

  • Desert Foothills Elementary

  • Greenway High

  • Ina Arbuckle Elementary

  • Jefferson Elementary

  • Mission Junior High

  • Palm Elementary

  • Photos

• Sculpture

• Sequoia National Park

  • General Sherman (Tree)

• Seven Elements of Art, The²

  • Line³

  • Shape⁴

  • Form⁵

  • Space⁶

  • Color⁷

  • Value⁸

  • Texture⁹

• Sherlock Holmes

• Shovel

• Siblings

  • Kim

  • Lori

  • Tanya

• Silver (See: Colors)

• Skeleton

  • Animal

  • Human

• Sled

  • Cardboard

  • For Snow

• Snibble Snabble (See: Books>Children’s)

• Snow

  • In Art

  • In Nature

• Snowman

• South Western Artists Association

• Spelling Bee

• Squash

• Star Wars (See: Movies)

• Station Wagon

• String Art

• Styx

  • Band

  • Mythology

• Super 8

• Sword

T (Go Back To Top)

• Tank

  • Artwork

  • Military

• Tanya Hunt

  • Birth

  • Death

  • Health Condition

  • Photos

    • 1966

      • 1

    • 1967

      • 1

      • 2

• Television

  • Shows

  • Types

• Tents

  • Camping

• Tijuana, Mexico

• Tin Man (Wizard of Oz)

• Trailer Park

  • Trailer/Mobile Home

• Tricycle

• Truck

• TV (See: Television)

U (Go Back To Top)

• Unicycle

• U.S.Art Magazine

  • Article

• U2

  • Albums

  • Band

  • Songs

V (Go Back To Top)

• Vampirella

• Van (Vehicle)

  • Chevy

• Vans (Shoes)

  • High Tops

  • Low Tops

• Velvet

  • Painting

• Violin

W (Go Back To Top)

• Werewolf

• Wizard of Oz

  • Tin Man

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Y (Go Back To Top)

• Years

  • 1966 | 1967 | 1968 | 1969 | 1970 | 1971 | 1972 | 1973 | 1974 | 1975 | 1976 | 1977 | 1978 | 1979 | 1980 | 1981 | 1982 | 1983 | 1984 | 1985 | 1986 | 1987 | 1988 | 1989 | 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026

• Yosemite

  • GraniteView Design

  • National Park

Z (Go Back To Top)

• Zebra

  • Artwork

© L.HUNT

1. Analysis: ACTION FIGURES have a place in the Art-DNA because they are a type of art sculpture. (This statement is only an example of how this index will work.)

2. The seven elements of art—line, shape, form, space, color, value, and texture—are the foundational components artists use to create and analyze visual works. Artists may use these elements individually or in combination to achieve various effects and intentions. For example, an artist might use lines to create movement, color to evoke an emotional response, and texture to add realism or interest. Together, these elements work cohesively to guide the viewer’s perception, convey meaning, and bring the artist’s vision to life. Understanding these elements allows both the artist and the viewer to better appreciate the complexity and intention behind a work of art.

3. Line refers to a mark that spans a distance between two points, often defining edges, creating movement, or guiding the viewer's eye. It is one of the seven elements of art.

4. Shape, which can be geometric or organic, is two-dimensional and defines areas of a composition. It is one of the seven elements of art.

5. Form extends shapes into three dimensions, giving depth and solidity to objects in a work. It is one of the seven elements of art.

6. Space encompasses the area around and between objects, including positive space (occupied by forms) and negative space (the empty areas), helping to create a sense of depth or focus. It is one of the seven elements of art.

7. Color adds vibrancy and mood, with hues, saturation, and value working together to evoke emotions or highlight specific parts of a composition. It is one of the seven elements of art.

8. Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a color or shade, adding contrast and helping to define forms and create depth. It is one of the seven elements of art.

9. Texture, whether actual (tactile) or implied (visual), brings a sense of realism or surface quality to the piece. It is one of the seven elements of art.