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Please post more. This thread is like the best docu-series. You think it’ll be one thing, but it just keeps getting better.

I’m hooked!

toobs wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 23, 2020 8:42 pm

those are rad - i need some of those

No doubt. I'm down if anybody snagged some. That's freaking hilarious.

Me too. The landscape is lovely, and all kinds of stylish.

Cool. I’ll keep my eyes open.

That bike image is stellar.

I wish Tomer would put out another art book. He's done so much work since the last one.

Very early on, I thought about one of Fairey's originals. Never acted on it, and I've probably been priced out by now. That one is cool. Nice pickup!

Dig that Nadezda!

The Ruth drawing is fab!

Mine came today. Great looking book. Bought 2 copies. One for the bookcase, and one on the coffee table.

I switched our house over a year ago as well. I went with 4000k bulbs. Great at splitting the difference between the more incandescent looking but too warm for viewing art 3000k bulbs; and the too blue sterile 5000k bulbs. I love the 4000k led bulbs now. Took a couple weeks to acclimate, but now I w...

Photo didn't take. Weird...

Lousy photo and not up in it's permanent home yet, but...

Phil Hale
20" x 20" oil on linen



Feeling a little like a one-trick pony with all these Hale pieces lately, but I really love the work so much.

I don't think I've posted these together before. The left hand piece I've had for a few years now. The right hand piece I finally picked up last year. I was able to reunite them on the wall together a couple months ago. Phil Hale - Life Wants to Live Each canvas is roughly 52" x 52" http://pic100.pi...

That one is endlessly intriguing to me. It’s very effective at moving the eye around it like a maze. With all kinds of fascinating little discoveries and puzzles.