Quote from: Gawdzilla Sama on Today at 06:44:09 PMThe Pop Artist, Andy Warhol, painted a Campbell's soup can. Imitation is the most vapid form of flattery.I didn't mean "I don't understand what's compelling about it" in the sense of "oops, I fell and hit my head and never heard of one of the most famous American painters ever", I meant it more like "why the fuck would anyone go to an art museum with the express purpose of seeing a painting of soup cans?" with the implication that that's boring and (if the can is empty) literally rubbish.
Quote from: Unbeliever on Today at 05:07:37 PMMy favorite artist is M. C. Escher. I just got a book of Escher prints at a thrift store the other day for $5.The flowing waters was rather cool. He created the big dead alien in "Alien".
His work called Drawing Hands is my metaphor for friendship, since it involves mutual creation.
Quote from: Hydra009 on Today at 05:00:37 PMI never understood what was so compelling about soup cans that they made their way into art history textbooks.The Pop Artist, Andy Warhol, painted a Campbell's soup can. Imitation is the most vapid form of flattery.
Quote from: drunkenshoe on Today at 08:11:59 AMYour punishment is to sit through a traditional history of art course until a soup can drawing appears. :pI never understood what was so compelling about soup cans that they made their way into art history textbooks. I'm sure there's some symbolic meaning, but to me, it's literally like taking a photo of my pantry. Sure, I could do it, but would it be important or mean anything?
Quote from: Mr.Obvious on Today at 08:45:16 AMWhat a lovely view tooWhy, thank you. We do have a wonderful wildlife buffer between us and civilization.
Quote from: Hydra009 on May 19, 2024, 04:49:21 PMHow do you paint people as they are but also paint them as better-looking than they are? 🤔 Either you are painting them as they are, in which case you're not painting them as better-looking than they are. Or you're painting them as better-looking than they are, in which case you're not painting them as they are.
Quote from: Hydra009 on May 19, 2024, 08:15:44 PM