Hey, whatever you like is cool!Wow that's really good. Love stuff like that.
It's like my Batman game where you have to line up the Riddler question marks.
I am so in depth and learned on art
B x
* I once painted this, full-size, on the wall of a friend's bathroom. It was enjoyable and it was also really hot in there and a good excuse to hang around topless in front of his gfLol, I'm talking rubbish - this is my fav painting - Tiger in a Tropical Storm - Surprise! By Henri Rousseau.
I always pop into the National and spend a few mins looking at that when I'm in London. Always.
Love weird stuff like that.
Its not all weird.. but yes a great mixture..Love weird stuff like that.
B x
They do? He uses a lot of gold leaf.. anyway im waffling..They have a touch of Brian Frouds work about them. Nice x
I remember him.They have a touch of Brian Frouds work about them. Nice x
Boo!I'm out of my depth with you art boffins, I'm off >>>>
B x
I remember him.
When I was 10 or 11 I went to Gothic Image bookshop in Glastonbury and ordered a copy of Goblins of the Labyrinth, which was a glossy, coffee-table book of Froud's concept art for the film Labyrinth. Of course, my parents were less pleased when they got a call from the shop and were expected to pay for it
They did buy it tho', and it's sat downstairs to this day.
Lol are we eckers like.. xxI'm out of my depth with you art boffins, I'm off >>>>
B x
Bloody hell. I've still got that on VHSBeen a fan of his since seeing the dark crystal, when I was a little kid, doodling drawings of dragons and dark beasties. His work has that wonderful and dark aesthetic of english folk lore and myth.
Im coming with ya..I'm out of my depth with you art boffins, I'm off >>>>
B x
Bloody hell. I've still got that on VHS
Yeah, like illuminated manuscripts or something
I have two machines that play both DVDs and VHS. Videos are cheap as chips in charity shops and an easy way of filling the school holidays... but yes, as with most things, I have a foot in both campsCracking film. Still watch it now, when I can. VHS? Does that mean you still have a video? Wow.. Retro, old school viewing!
Just an incredible piece of art, as you say, on many levels - visually, politically, aesthetically, emotionally - it is, possibly, one of the single most important pieces of art of the 20th century. I've been lucky enough to see the tapestry version, when it was at the Whitechapel.... but haven't managed to get to see the original yet.* Picasso's Guernica (stunning on so many levels)
You are not alone....xGuess its only me that can see no appeal in picasso's work whatsoever..
See, there's another odd one.You are not alone....x
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