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People like to overcomplicate things.

Codeblue wrote:People like to overcomplicate things.

maybe you are just simple minded?

Maybe not.

yes you are

BlakeAronson wrote:i dont think these have that much higher degree of detail than his other prints. they just happen to be really visually appealing, all his prints are, but i'd say these have a higher digree of that.

so you agree with me. i said higher than 'normal' and you said they don't have 'that much higher' degree of detail. then you say they have a higher degree. ???

kingofprussia wrote:

BlakeAronson wrote:i dont think these have that much higher degree of detail than his other prints. they just happen to be really visually appealing, all his prints are, but i'd say these have a higher digree of that.

so you agree with me. i said higher than 'normal' and you said they don't have 'that much higher' degree of detail. then you say they have a higher degree. ???

read again a few more times. i'm not agreeing with you.

jenga wrote:

kramer73 wrote:they do look great, seems to be more detail than usual?

Horkey has been giving classes over on GP

That's sort of an insulting comment, given Ryan's credentials as an artist.

Blake just likes pretending to be artsy fartsy.

codeblue likes to pretend he could grow a moustache like his avatar portrays.

they look neato.. ryan subscription rules my face.

I think by "horkey" they mean flippable. It's the new rage for adjectives. I'm going to call my car so "horkey" when i list it.


These are all clearly Jay Ryan's work. Even without the text one can clearly see it, and it reminds me that i need to pull out my copy of "newness ends" tonight. Great f'n band.

Jay Ryan posters aren't flippable. Don't be silly.

Codeblue wrote:Jay Ryan posters aren't flippable. Don't be silly.

horkeys generally aren't that flippable either. i said, IN GENERAL.
now if you said emekable or shepable then i'd agree.

my dong is horkey

Horkey posters were flippable before they began printing a bagillion of them + a bagillion "S&D" copies.