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Fashion in Art

designprofessor

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Nice.

Goya also portrayed the criminal element in some of his work.

If you like the feel of these photos, check out Greg Crewdson -goes to movie production lengths to set up still photo shots. Creepy ambience.
 

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I love the creepy, off center, and the perverse, in art. Remember those Venus Paradise Coloring Sets?? I never followed the rules . . . always chose my own colors, instead of the ones the manufacturer, suggested. I turned out some truly, eerie pictures. Always thought El Greco's paintings, were somewhat weird.
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My ultimate is still the French photographer Guy Bourdin:
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I also like the Teutonic S&M fortitude of Helmut Newton. Interestingly enough, another one of my favorite photographers, Diane Arbus was a fashion photographer before turning independent.
 

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Very strong, Label King . . .
 

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yeah, i was going to mention diane arbus in this context as well. also cindy sherman. both had an eye for the creepiness inherent in the mundane.
 

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Originally Posted by Ivan Kipling
.... Remember those Venus Paradise Coloring Sets?? ....

now i'm curious. is the Venus Paradise set any different from the regular paint-by-number stuff we all know and love?
 

Ivan Kipling

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The one I'm talking about, used colored pencils. Not oils . . . but, I remember paint by number, as well.
 

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