Art

[kronik]

He was kidding. Patrick Nagel is quintessentially 80s - given LK probably hates everything from that period except its excess, I can't take it seriously.

 

[unpainted huffheinz]

Originally Posted by turboman808

My idea of art is photos and painting of sports cars. Chances are my 6 foot painting of a 1973 911 RSR are not gonna make it into the fine art gallery anytime soon.

If it was a '69 Charger and signed 'Richard Prince' it would be worth hundreds of thousands.

 

[chorse123]

I like this photo from 20x200:

http://www.20x200.com/art/2008/11/balloons.html

 

[poorsod]

Originally Posted by robin

Just got this piece today.

I like this. Who is the artist? Did you get an original?

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by kronik

He was kidding. Patrick Nagel is quintessentially 80s - given LK probably hates everything from that period except its excess, I can't take it seriously.

Patrick Nagel lives on unironically in beauty salon placards.

 

[tagutcow]

Originally Posted by imageWIS

Fascinating.

Check this out:

http://www.francescolocastro.com/ite...menu/home.html

Jon.

http://www.francescolocastro.com/New...-Standards.jpg

What a completely novel, insightful political statement! I am surprised such a bold, iconoclastic political statement would be allowed in the setting of a gallery!

 

[Domindart]

I like Patrick nagels stuff.

I have done some work myself-

I want to start doing more art. I stopped doing it due to life circumstances. I broke my drawing wrist in a motorcycle accident. After that heals up in a few weeks or so I will be looking to get back into art. I want to start where I left off. I was doing a bar scene/ night life series in charcoal . Black and white with grey tones. Different subjects, different styles , somewhat similar style sometimes..

Heres another-

 

[unpainted huffheinz]

^^^ The light effects you get are really well done. Is the last one reductive from a solid black base?

 

[Domindart]

Originally Posted by unpainted huffheinz

^^^ The light effects you get are really well done. Is the last one reductive from a solid black base?

thanks . No, it is all charcoal. and soft pastell.. Basically, well I wont tell you how I did the entire piece, but I used charcoal for the black, and soft pastell for the grey and white colors.. basically

 

[Caveat]

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

After 3 weeks I got to pick up my Anthony Goicolea "Double Dare" print

For the frame color I decided to pick up the color of the rocks

I think that's really good, but I'd like it in a cafe or shop or something. In my home it would seem like a joke that I keep hearing over again.

 

[Flambeur]

Originally Posted by Domindart

I like Patrick nagels stuff. I have done some work myself-

I want to start doing more art. I stopped doing it due to life circumstances. I broke my drawing wrist in a motorcycle accident. After that heals up in a few weeks or so I will be looking to get back into art. I want to start where I left off. I was doing a bar scene/ night life series in charcoal . Black and white with grey tones. Different subjects, different styles , somewhat similar style sometimes.. Heres another-

Your drawing is much better than your dancing. I'd actually like/buy that if I saw it at an art show. Rather have that on my wall (even though it comes from a guy that dances like a ... well, you know) than some typical print. P.S. Wrist injuries from bike crashes suck, I've had one on each wrist, luckily took only about 5 months for the worst one to heal.

 

[poppies]

No love for Olafur Eliasson up in here??

The Weather Project

Antispective Situation (exterior)

interior

I really wish I could've gone to the Tate when that Weather Project was up. That turbine hall has got to be the one of the most awesome spaces available for an installation. Imagine being given the opportunity to fill such a large space with whatever you want...I could practically jerk off to the thought of all that space goddamn

 

[Domindart]

Originally Posted by Flambeur

Your drawing is much better than your dancing. I'd actually like/buy that if I saw it at an art show. Rather have that on my wall (even though it comes from a guy that dances like a ... well, you know) than some typical print.

P.S. Wrist injuries from bike crashes suck, I've had one on each wrist, luckily took only about 5 months for the worst one to heal.

thanks. But my dancing is good. Maybe its not up to par for a stage, but I know its good.

 

[lynchpatrickj]

Originally Posted by poppies

No love for Olafur Eliasson up in here??
Unh.
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[poppies]

Hahahaha that's amazing