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I like it, someone should pick one up for me.

I like the whole portfolio a lot actually. Someone should definitely PB one for me (for cost of course). Cheers

Thalass wrote:
Aaron's paintings seem to be less liked than his screenprints, actually. So I'm sure you won't be alone.

Maybe? For me it's simply the bird image that's not grabbing me. I can appreciate the level of detail and would think it'd be something to see in the flesh though. Here's a couple of Aaron's paintings that I think are pretty awesome...





**edit**
...now the drawing, that's another story...

New Horkey image was just shared by Thinkspace. In a word: WOW. I like it better than The Rotting Time.

I'll edit this comment with the picture if someone doesn't ninja me.

EDIT: Hopefully this works:

EDIT 2: Just found the full preview link (d'oh). Don't have time to link all the pics (nvm, I lied ), but here's what's included:

- Drawing of "The Snare" (name of the new painting posted below). It's NFS, however.
- Drawing of "The Rotting Time," posted above. ($7000)
- "The Rotting Time" painting ($14,500)
- Drawing of "The Burden of Light," this is the one with the tower in it that we saw a preview of a few months back. ($4000)
- Drawing of "Spectral Bride" ($9000)
- Inks for the Gilded Age show card ($9000)
- Drawing for Capricorn Blues, the graphitti piece he recently did ($6000)
- "The Snare" painting, posted below. ($18,000)
- "The Burden of Light" painting ($9,500)

Can we look forward to a snare print please?

Pretty much my reaction as well, haha. I like them all...very surreal work these days. Love it or hate it, it's hard to argue these aren't extremely original.

I really like the look of "The Snare." Insane detail in both the drawing and painting, but the painting is almost uncanny with how "frozen" it looks. Really incredible work all across the board though

rka00 wrote:Can we look forward to a snare print please?

No idea. The drawing for it is the only Horkey work not for sale at the show though. Maybe that means he intends to do something more with it down the line? Or maybe he promised it to someone else or just wants to keep it. Who knows.

The snare painting is top winner for me, those little feet!

Thalass wrote:

Ohh figured I'd post here for anyone. The person I was helping doesn't need it anymore so if any one wants the horkey show screen print just let me know.

Given the chance, the one piece I'd want to grab is Capricorn Blues.

Thalass wrote:

rka00 wrote:Can we look forward to a snare print please?

No idea. The drawing for it is the only Horkey work not for sale at the show though. Maybe that means he intends to do something more with it down the line? Or maybe he promised it to someone else or just wants to keep it. Who knows.

If I were to guess. It might be a present for bloodmilk

egrimens wrote:If I were to guess. It might be a present for bloodmilk

He may be keeping it for his archive as well.