Glad I wasnt the only one who thought this right away. I am only just starting to get into Phlegm so I had no idea. His style can be a bit jarring for the uninitiated, like myself, but I got over that and now I am just intrigued.nrgball wrote:I tried to hook him with Rift once. He wasn't into it. I suspect it's coincidencePhishTaylorNYE wrote:Is that a Phish reference? Looks like an Antelope crossbred with a Possum with the Fishman donut pattern fur coat. Or is it just a coincidence that the two biggest phish songs named after animals seem to be referenced, along with the donut pattern? I know nothing about Phlegm. Is he a Phan?
My mind went to Fishman immediately when I saw this. I like the Posselope potential. Guyutica was special.
Calling all Phlegm fans!!!
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Anxiously waiting on... anything...
Almost forgot this duke existed.
P.S. How do these street artists fund their travels around the world when they almost never sell any fudge? Do they get paid to paint walls?
P.S. How do these street artists fund their travels around the world when they almost never sell any fudge? Do they get paid to paint walls?
RupertPupkin wrote:I live by this rule and this rule alone: people are drymounting idiots.
For festivals, they generally receive a stipend which subsidizes some, but usually not all of their costs.
I think it is pretty rare that artists get paid for the wall itself, unless specifically commissioned by a company/organization to do it.
I think it is pretty rare that artists get paid for the wall itself, unless specifically commissioned by a company/organization to do it.
