Second Opinion>Post a piece of art that you are feelin/enjoyin today, and why?
tribal girl 14:06 29-11-2008
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:-) Mark Ryden, but I only discovered this piece the other day. The little girl looks exactly like my cousin when she was younger.
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CHiLD-0F-THE-BEAT 05:50 23-01-2009
^I love this piece over at
a paper tiger. It's so smooth and stark with a real warmth to the colours. Loving it muchly today.
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n3ophy7e 07:06 23-01-2009
Wow COTB that's amazing! Very surreal
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mariacallas 10:50 23-01-2009
Lovin Yuko Shimizu's Sushi Girls/Sashimi Boys stuff lately.
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mariacallas 10:53 23-01-2009
And I'm especially feeling this artwork today....at work, swamped, kinda drowning...barely skimming the surface...I want to go home
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"Little MM"
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ryanlaughlin 01:11 10-03-2009
CotB... what do i get!!!???
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ryanlaughlin 01:13 10-03-2009
CHiLD-0F-THE-BEAT 01:20 10-03-2009
ryanlaughlin 01:35 10-03-2009
CHiLD-0F-THE-BEAT 04:50 10-03-2009
^This was the reason for my bump. I think this piece is amazing - it's made from a variety of mixed media. It really speaks to me.
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^^wow, thats incredible!
a photo taken by Kris Cvetković of a school desk designed by jean prouvé at the museum of modern art.
first off i love the design of the chairs and oak desk, as well as all the shadows under it.
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Originally Posted by CHiLD-0F-THE-BEAT:
^This was the reason for my bump. I think this piece is amazing - it's made from a variety of mixed media. It really speaks to me.
are you saying its not a photoshop ?
thats what it look like to me (and im not saying that in a derogative way)
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CHiLD-0F-THE-BEAT 08:09 10-03-2009
Hrm, I'm not sure? On the website I lifted it from it said it was mixed media.
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n3ophy7e 10:02 10-03-2009
Could that still allow photoshop to be one of those media? Or would that mean only tangible mixed media?
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mariacallas 12:14 10-03-2009
haha this made me chuckle today
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And I really like this pile o books cardboard stool.
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Max Power 16:15 10-03-2009
I'm feeling my own art today, but I digress. . .
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Originally Posted by ninjadanslarbretabar:
are you saying its not a photoshop ?
thats what it look like to me (and im not saying that in a derogative way)
I thought it looked like a 3 dimensional mixed media piece. It's interesting either way.
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CbRoXiDe 18:51 10-03-2009
justsomeguy 20:23 10-03-2009
max where did you come from? can you post higher res pls
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CHiLD-0F-THE-BEAT 06:49 11-03-2009
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Sydney-based Emily Valentine sculpts, primarily using feathers, which she collects from birds killed by cars and cats, and from people’s dead pets.
More recently, she bought a trapping and killing machine to collect feathers from Australia’s registered pest, the Indian Mynah. From these oddly sourced materials, she creates very odd, but rather beautiful sculptures.
Most of these are strange hybrid creatures — dogs with wings and bird-headed dolls. She also makes beaded and feathered brooches and bangles which can be purchased directly from her studio.
What I love most about Bullock’s works is the way she juxtaposes the morbid with the appealing. Her hybrids are like taxidermied critters from a fantasy land, and any ghoulishness is offset by her use of colour, and the fact that the sculptures are just so damn cute.
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CHiLD-0F-THE-BEAT 03:46 12-03-2009
Valerio Carrubba is a hyper realist painter. His images are anatomically accurate showing his peaceful patients with their internal organs exposed. Shocking, realistic and, at the same time, extremely surreal Valerio’s paintings are technically beautiful and provocative - and I am loving them.
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Max, i love your work
Some artists im really into at the moment...
Travis Louie
Audrey Kawasaki
Luke Chueh
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welshmick 19:39 12-03-2009
