As some of you know, I'm taking an art class...and I'd like to see if there are any other artists on the board.
heres a couple of my latest paintings:
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As some of you know, I'm taking an art class...and I'd like to see if there are any other artists on the board.
heres a couple of my latest paintings:
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Clever use of the Surprise emoticon. Oh wait, isn't that the Blowjob emoticon?Art imitates life, did you notice the look on your face in the photo?
Cool stuff, you have some talent there my friend.
I do not have any photographs of my works on hand at the moment for most of them are in storage, but I did managed to dig up some of my earlier concept sketches and limestone pieces.
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
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Those weren't pre-taken photographs, I just took a couple of snapshots with my phone camera from one of my journals I had laying around, and it had a couple of badly taken and old photographs pasted in them (as you've probably guesses from the molds on one of them). The sketches were conceptual drafts of pieces I did not produce into real pieces of works.
Naaaw...he was just messing with you because the first two look like giant dicks.![]()
They do?
Well, there have been instances when pattern recognition results in pareidolic phenomena in audiences, or it could have been a direct result of badly taken photographs back in the day when the limestone pieces were shot. Oddly enough, this would be the first phallic recognition from a male audience. I've had females audiences who felt some of my works being highly suggestive of lady parts.![]()
#2 does look rather phallic.
I like it.![]()
Ok...what has two thumbs, and is now officially a professional artist......THIS GUY! My electrical outlet painting above sold, and I did another one of just one big outlet, and it sold to the same lady. Apparently she was really into electricity. They sold for $165 and $95. It was right on time...since I won't get my first paycheck from my new job for 2 to 3 weeks.
Hurray for art!!!
Oh congrats!![]()
Well done you.
The "like" function for this website is all outta whack and I want to give props, so here goes: Just wanted to say I'm happy for you Mac. Not sure if you have, given that I don't know you very well, but you totally should have looked into art as a supplement or even a career a long time ago (if you hadn't) because you have some serious talent. And I know what I'm talking about because I went to an art museum once... So I am qualified or whatever.
Congratulations.
A little friendly advise on the days ahead if you are pursuing this line of profession on a long term basis. Do not allow yourself fall into a self-induced philosophical debate of high vs low art when producing new works. The surest way of hindering the creation process is when we are overly concerned about identifying the differences between craft vs art, and other similar concerns; such as the Dada movement during the early nineteenth century. The nature of which still applies to this day in the study of aesthetics if one has not been through that process. It took three years or so to resolve mine after which I've found other interests to purse.
Good luck.
French Cafe'
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its very cool for me because i am also artiest and i am good dance in pakistan and dance is also art
I made this because I wanted something different to ride. The frame, gas tank, rear suspension, front end and seat were all designed and made by me.
From time to time I do a little bit of restoration work. It hardly qualifies as art though.
I like the electrical outlets, they remind me a bit of Warhol's posters.
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