Jimi 09 Choe
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- mistersmith
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Choe's whole style has grown up a lot, and now what he does really appeals to me. This piece might be a little too hippie for me to have thrown him $600, but so what, Hendrix wore fluffy pirate shirts and flowers and fudge, I mean, he was a damn hippie. But the style/technique/all that looks amazing. Can't wait to see more.
Take this man at his word:electrachrome, mostly kidding wrote:mr smith, EB's poet laureate.
misterx wrote:Don't enter into discourse with me.
Come on, it's time for another "Sunsets" caliber rant!kyle wrote:i'm glad i don't like this and i'm not afraid to say it.
can i start being really negative around here ?
is that okay with everyone ?
RupertPupkin wrote:I live by this rule and this rule alone: people are drymounting idiots.
Sure, Hendrix was a hippie, but he was a hippie with style.mistersmith wrote:Choe's whole style has grown up a lot, and now what he does really appeals to me. This piece might be a little too hippie for me to have thrown him $600, but so what, Hendrix wore fluffy pirate shirts and flowers and fudge, I mean, he was a damn hippie. But the style/technique/all that looks amazing. Can't wait to see more.
I agree that Choe's work has grown up a lot. I wasn't really into his pre-2008 works (except for City/London Girl and Sound Eyes), but the talent was there. Because of the generous use of colors and multiple subject matters in each piece, I’ve always felt that his works are busy and without much focus. Lately, he seems to find the way to accentuate what he intends to convey in his works, even with all those colors. To me, he's more capable to coherently incorporate his emotion into his works. I think you can see this in his solo show at Pyo Gallery. That’s powerful. If he continues to perform at this level, with all his talents, the sky is the limit.
- RupertPupkin
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Man, you can say whatever you want. Even if it's wrong.kyle wrote:i'm glad i don't like this and i'm not afraid to say it.
can i start being really negative around here ?
is that okay with everyone ?
this aggression will not stand, man.
- RupertPupkin
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I didn't say you were wrong. I was just defending your right to be wrong.
this aggression will not stand, man.
ok i can calm down.
almost had another sunset rant.
i'll save that for MBW, the reigning master of tripe.
almost had another sunset rant.
i'll save that for MBW, the reigning master of tripe.
Codeblue wrote:Hork is God, Jesus, the 12 disciples, Santa Claus, and the Easter Bunny all rolled into one beautiful lanky package.
bump, cause I'll never own it but I like to look at it on screen.
- fluffhead13
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buy it in 5 years when your rich.kj1nyr wrote:bump, cause I'll never own it but I like to look at it on screen.
The way I've been pedaling backwards it's gonna take a lot longer than 5 years.fluffhead13 wrote:buy it in 5 years when your rich.kj1nyr wrote:bump, cause I'll never own it but I like to look at it on screen.
Or some luck with a Fairey sale and a crazy trade!
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hey you might hit the lotto.....
you never know, my neighbor won a million last year and then proceeded to spend it all on strippers and drugs
you never know, my neighbor won a million last year and then proceeded to spend it all on strippers and drugs
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lazk wrote:Dude...
I still have a couple thousand left....
I just fell out of my chair...