Art (apparently this needs to be longer than 4 characters)
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PopsicleStand
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wow
TheHamburglar
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thats a cool painting.
I got into a heated debate yesterday with some hipsters about splatter paint, which I think is nothing more than splattering paint on canvas- like this pollack called "lavender mist." its fucking stupid.
I got into a heated debate yesterday with some hipsters about splatter paint, which I think is nothing more than splattering paint on canvas- like this pollack called "lavender mist." its fucking stupid.
Dan.
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it's pollock, not pollack, racist.
and abstract expressionism is different things to different people. To somebody, a Pollock can draw them in for hours, days even, and make them feel whole. for somebody else, it's just paint on a canvas. Don't fault somebody for appreciating it, and vice versa, don't dog on somebody who doesn't 'get' it, as everybody has a different style they appreciate.
and abstract expressionism is different things to different people. To somebody, a Pollock can draw them in for hours, days even, and make them feel whole. for somebody else, it's just paint on a canvas. Don't fault somebody for appreciating it, and vice versa, don't dog on somebody who doesn't 'get' it, as everybody has a different style they appreciate.
Laurent.
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"Saturn Devouring His Son" by Spanish artist Francisco Goya.Excellent choice to start an art thread.
One of the 14 Black paintings of Goya
The Black paintings are a group of paintings by Goya from the later years of his life. They portray intense, haunting themes, reflective of both his fear of insanity and by then, his bleak outlook on humanity.
This one from the same group: Two Old Men Eating Soup:
Over here in Amsterdam we have a ton of museums filled with a lot of famous paintings.
Rembrandt's massive Nightwatch for example:
One of the 14 Black paintings of Goya
The Black paintings are a group of paintings by Goya from the later years of his life. They portray intense, haunting themes, reflective of both his fear of insanity and by then, his bleak outlook on humanity.
This one from the same group: Two Old Men Eating Soup:
Over here in Amsterdam we have a ton of museums filled with a lot of famous paintings.
Rembrandt's massive Nightwatch for example:
TheHamburglar
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I completely agree, to each their own, its just a weird process maaan. To be honest I don't know the first thing about visual art, I just like high contrast and not splatters 
RubberSoul
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charmander
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CliffyByro
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one of my favourite artists, i actually came here to post those paintings then saw your post haha
yuck
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i met a really talented local artist at work this summer, at first I was skeptical, but his shit is really original and cool.
he used a stylus to scratch these into random pieces of metal junk he got at the landfill
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and these prints he did by scratching the drawing into
plexiglass, covering it in ink and pressing it onto pieces of old topo maps. dont ask me how he comes up with this
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one of his paintings sold at a gallery in london england this summer for over 5000 USD
unfortunately it isn't on his website, but his paintings are unreal as well.
he used a stylus to scratch these into random pieces of metal junk he got at the landfill
and these prints he did by scratching the drawing into
plexiglass, covering it in ink and pressing it onto pieces of old topo maps. dont ask me how he comes up with this
one of his paintings sold at a gallery in london england this summer for over 5000 USD
unfortunately it isn't on his website, but his paintings are unreal as well.
Bonzalo
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snowman_715
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i really enjoy a lot of matisse's painting, even though he is quite recent.
NinetyFour
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^^^^ Boobs
RubberSoul
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this thread already kicks assss
Nurgle
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I love ashely woods's stuff...
http://www.booooooom.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/ashleywood_02.jpg
http://www.booooooom.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/ashleywood_02.jpg
ohsmithery
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The reason Jackson Pollack made it anywhere is merely because he did it first.
I paint with the colors of the wind
ryantheconnolly
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came here to post this. some of my favorites
ForeverYung
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Threads. There's some dope stuff in here
abathinggrape
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KAWS KAWS KAWS KAWS ! ! ! !
Caspaaa
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banksy, his style (somewhat common) portrays so much in such little art... it's incredible
every piece he does has a separate meaning
yup, 2 stories high, 5 feet from CCTV cameras
and i believe that music is the most prevalent form of art, so i will leave this right here, it is my favorite song at the moment, probably one of, if not the most soothing songs i've ever heard in my entire life. true art.
every piece he does has a separate meaning
yup, 2 stories high, 5 feet from CCTV cameras
and i believe that music is the most prevalent form of art, so i will leave this right here, it is my favorite song at the moment, probably one of, if not the most soothing songs i've ever heard in my entire life. true art.
NinetyFour
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Thats acctualy some good stuff right there. That song is sooooo gnarly. Heres one I find gnary.
There a pretty cool group.
Anyone here enjoy Haida style art?
There a pretty cool group.
Anyone here enjoy Haida style art?
neutralzombie
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neutralzombie
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act.resist
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these are my friend's i enjoy them thoroughly
feihlination
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kronos eating his children, classic
neutralzombie
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sorry. i forgot about these epic tattoo artists
^possibly, most ridiculous piece i've ever seen.
and here's a sweet ass piece near my house
^possibly, most ridiculous piece i've ever seen.
and here's a sweet ass piece near my house