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The level of detail is such that I found you could dwell on any corner of the painting and just sort of stay there - so much to offer image-wise. Could admire the light streaks, the pool of water (really striking shot of blue in the entire thing), the spires, the town below...just so much to look at and admire without feeling busy at all. Glad so many people posted pictures from the show, will add to that pile but anybody who can see this in person, do so.
35mmpaul wrote:We are addicted to things that hurt our butts.
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mattkardish
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i mean...do you vote it AOTY? cause that's what i see when i look at it.
edit 1: this is just pure brilliance. unfortunately something that will never reach these hands. very jealous of you, mfaith. no yawns this time around.
edit 2: did someone buy this yeT?
edit 1: this is just pure brilliance. unfortunately something that will never reach these hands. very jealous of you, mfaith. no yawns this time around.
edit 2: did someone buy this yeT?
Last edited by mattkardish on Sun Sep 13, 2015 10:26 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Choe bought Hugs too and that one was even more massive and densely detailed.
You tend to feel drawn in and engulfed by his big pieces when you are standing in front of them. I love it
You tend to feel drawn in and engulfed by his big pieces when you are standing in front of them. I love it
I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately...
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mattkardish
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goddamn. MAKE IT A PRINT!
Damn straight.taylorph wrote: You tend to feel drawn in and engulfed by his big pieces when you are standing in front of them. I love it
It has been mentioned numerous, numerous, NUMEROUS times to him over the course of the night that it needs to be a print (I wasn't the only one but will admit to being the most annoying). Here's hoping it sticks in his mind when he recovers from the draining weekend.
35mmpaul wrote:We are addicted to things that hurt our butts.
You and me both.Cragars wrote:Many regrets on everything I've bought up until now and/or not having a better job to afford this.alittle wrote:Many regrets for not putting in for this after the initial wave of sales.
This painting made me rethink my life.
35mmpaul wrote:We are addicted to things that hurt our butts.
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it has a non Johan Jaccob LOTR aura to it.
Should've set my sights on talking Aaron into doing Snare, right?mfaith wrote:Never seen anyone lobby so hard for something in my life haha. Send this boy to Washington!
35mmpaul wrote:We are addicted to things that hurt our butts.