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Post your favorite art pieces/ your own artwork.

One of my favorites: Monet - Impression Sunrise

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/monet/first/impression/impression.jpg)

Tai: Do you think she's pretty?
Cher: No, she's a full-on Monet.
Tai: What's a monet?
Cher: It's like a painting, see? From far away, it's OK, but up close, it's a big old mess.


i like deLacroix. the alley of ' big format french painter" in Le louvre is amazing ... i know it's "too much" , but the beauty and precision and power of photo reaslitic HUGE paintings kills me.

and the " Le Sacre de Napoleon "? - has the most impressive painted fabric ever. i can stare for hours at the fabric of the robe of napoleon ....


i dont like art tho.

What about computer graphics? That's considered art, right?

i love art. but not photorealistic art. everyone, mostly nonartists are totally flabbergasted in awe love of photorealistic stuff but i just think, what's the damn point? it's impressive, but so what? truthfully, anyone can learn to copy directly from a picture or life or whatever. it's not expression.. take a picture of it if it's that great.... i think art's about expression, not really documenting life straight as it is. not anymore anyway. maybe it used to be. i do like some modern art and expressionistic, like i think picasso and dali are fucking brilliant..
i'll prolly post some of my stuff later..
and possibly fueled by relentless art history studying for school, i really don't like renaissance, i'm more for modern art. but i can appreciate art in most of its forms. .......unless i think it's boring.

the greatest masterpeice i have ever seen:




(http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B000000OQF.03.LZZZZZZZ.jpg)

 :hihi:

sry couldnt help it

you know, it's pretty damn beautiful   : ok:  :peace:

Monet's art is from pre-photography time. He wanted to capture the light from different times of the day.

A lot of people say impressionism lacks expression, because it's not defined. But I think Monet's work has feeling behind it. The spirit of the mood lies within the colors.

yeah i mean, you gotta appreciate what he did. i mean the renaissance was basically the birth of a new art era, you know, and i don't really consider monet or any other reniassance artists stuff photorealistic. i mean the paint strokes and the colors, and the overall vibe of them, you can tell they weren't meant to be like a painting equivalent of a photo. they had meaning behind them and represented something. and i'm a big fan of color usage.
but i think peole who spend earthlings amount of time trying to get their stuff to look exactly how it looks like in real life are insane. i know a lot of them because i go to an arts school. their stuff is amazing and all but it has no personality of feeling or anything, it's just straight from life. and i fucking hate paintings of blending  >:( brush strokes are beautiful.

A prestigious institution I'm sure... :D

firstly, i go to high school. high. school. that is also an arts school.

and for your fucking information, students aren't admitted because they're good at arts fucking history?




anyway, here's some cool art that i enjoy:

Dali:
(http://www.dali-gallery.com/images/works/1983_01.jpg)
(http://www.dali-gallery.com/images/works/1931_06.jpg)
Picasso:
(http://www.join2day.net/abc/P/picasso/picasso22.JPG)
(http://www.join2day.net/abc/P/picasso/picasso275.JPG)
(http://www.join2day.net/abc/P/picasso/picasso258.JPG)

Sometimes when it's a cloudy day but the sun is shining, go outside,  open your eyes and look around, you'll see the most beatifull things up in the sky.

Nature is the greatest artist.

I agree that it's more interesting when artists' paint from their imaginations, rather than from what's directly in front of them.

Picasso was taught academic art, which is based on painting gods, goddesses, and religious figures/themes. Yet he was brave enough to stray from the norm and create something totally original, which was, Cubism art.

Van Gogh's brush strokes are, in my opinion, the most brilliant ever.

Van Gogh :

(http://www.blue.fr/vangogh/v10.jpg)

Hokusai :

(http://www.knmi.nl/onderzk/oceano/images/hokusai.jpg)

(http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~SI9H-YBK/Hokusai.JPG)

My dad :

(http://marcel.santosfonseca.neuf.fr/tableaux/Taureaux/taureaux_bleus.jpg)

delacroix
the super famous
(http://witcombe.sbc.edu/modernism/images/delacroix-liberty.jpg)

and by david

(http://mishuna.image.pbase.com/u4/francist/upload/752200.lou120net.jpg)

Toffoli

(http://www.poster.net/toffoli-louis/toffoli-louis-matin-dorient-4705474.jpg)


A lot of the sculptures here : http://www.artchic.com/sculpture.htm


The guy who did the photography on the " big blue" film paints i am told, i fell in love with the paintings and was told they were by him, so they would be by Carlo varini. He paints nudes of Redheads. Magnificent ones.

Thank you very fucking much for fucking clearing that up... :)

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Richard Hoedl, check him out. I personally love the landscapes.

http://www.2artists.ca/richard/hoedl_main.php

I have a fascination with ships on the high seas...

Montague Dawson

(http://www.encore-editions.com/dogs/dandh4/thm_montaguedawsonhighseas40x50.jpg)

(http://www.illusionsgallery.com/Crescent-Moon-L.jpg)

(http://www.globalgallery.com/images/sw-1844.jpg)

Jarmo and I are both cultured enough to have visited the national gallery, where we sampled early Dutch Paintings.


The rest of you are silly inbreds compared to us.

I'm sure the two of you sampled a lot of things, but it wasn't paintings.? :hihi:

You know where you can put your cultured arrogance:

(http://www.beatmuseum.org/duchamp/images/m-fountain.jpg)

Edward Hopper:

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/hopper/interior/hopper.chop-suey.jpg)

(http://rds.yahoo.com/S=96062883/K=alone+painting/v=2/SID=e/l=IVI/SIG=12qnaki5d/EXP=1126944533/*-http%3A//www.outofrange.net/blogarchive/archives/edwardhopperautomat.jpg)

You know, I personally have an affinity for many artists, many "styles/periods/genres" and many individual works. But not one single painting manages to evoke such an august sense of solace, of sublime wonderment, of somatically spiritual contentment and no-questions-asked compliance with the human condition as The Bride of the Wind by Oskar Kokoschka:

(http://www.usc.edu/schools/annenberg/asc/projects/comm544/library/images/695bg.jpg)

Marc Chagall:

(http://rds.yahoo.com/S=96062883/K=Marc+Chagall/v=2/SID=e/l=IVI/SIG=132641a5h/EXP=1128312313/*-http%3A//www.poster.net/chagall-marc/chagall-marc-le-violiniste-bleu-2400562.jpg)

Ahhh.... The humble Mod post :)

Van Gogh has already been posted, so I won't post him again.  He's my favorite.

Louise Nevelson is awesome too:

(http://tinypic.com/e7lzs8.jpg)

(http://tinypic.com/e7m046.jpg)

Sylvia Plath:

(http://www.homepages.indiana.edu/092702/images/plath_TwoWomenReading.jpg)

Hi everybody, how are you doing, this beautiful day?
       Well This thread was created to put some special lines, to admire one of the most remarkable Artists, that blew my mind, and lots of minds, with his pictures, quotes and behavior... For those who aren't related to his Art, I would honestly and deeply recommend you to find some of his pictures in the Web, if you need information about him just ask...
The canva I love the most, is  the one that is called.... Musical Tempest (Red Orchestra)
You can admire it here:

http://www.poster.net/dali-salvador/dali-salvador-musical-tempest-9701526.jpg

I hope you enjoy the picture as much as I do...  and have fun everyone....

Wrong section my old padawan. Much to learn you still have... :yes:

Ohhh She is SO multi-talented... but what a sad story of her life, eh?

Yes, she was plagued with depression for most of her life. But she did accomplish a lot in a short time.

mmm honestly I didnt really want to talk about art, I only wanted to talk about Dali...

aye but have you heard of his cousin, he is a great artist himself, Muham Mu Dali? His work was cutting edge for its time

are you serious man? well Ill look for it, sounds interesting... thanks...

ALOT ALOT!? More than I could EVER Dream!!!!!? :)? I love all of her work.? Her Poetry especially!!

(http://a1.interclick.com/Interstitial.aspx?adId=0&ind=&wsid=28&requesturl=http%3A//www.stylusart.com/noticias/surrealismo/foto2.jpg)

The Dressing of the Bride, Max Ernst.

Frottage is cool.

i was joking carlos!!!! Muham Mu Dali?=Muhammud Ali? :P

I was just thinking whats this guy posting in the art thread for? To you a work of art is a 24 pack of tennents on ice  :yes:

How come?

I just love his calligraphic style: thick swirls and waves. It's so unique and emotional.

You know any time I really kick back and take in one of Vincent's later works (replete with his signature brush strokes) I feel like I'm being duped somehow.

We have for example in his landscapes what would normally be considered serene and even majestic settings. However these settings are portrayed in such a way that it's assaulting! And I'm not talking about the cliche description of his use of color! I'm talking about the underlying violence and sinister air that lurks in his paintings.

Take Olive Trees with Yellow Sky and Sun :

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/gogh/fields/gogh.olive-trees.jpg)

Just look at the trees! Picasso at his best couldn't create such distinctly indistinct monsters!

It's really something else...leaves me wide-eyed and shaking my head half the time. Which I suppose means the man managed to make an impression on me. And admittedly I love his painting. But for reasons I can't really articulate as I don't necessarily expect a certain something from a particular painting as I would with that of another painter.

Do you get the same?

sorry dear, it gives me a headache :confused:

the foreground tree looks like tina turner and the sun looks like a golden eye

Seems everything I write lately is giving you a headache AND a compulsion to use that fuckin' smiley... >:(

What's the problem?

I'm insecure.

And I smell like baked onions.

ever since you painted every photo in our wedding album in picasso style i cant look at you the same way anymore (http://perso.dromadaire.fr/epona/images/smiley_apartenant_a_Picasso.png)

baked onions, are you going through a modern art vegetable period?

Taken from classicgreetings.com website. I came across the picture a few years ago while I was image searching for Axl Rose at Google. Needless to say, I fell in love with it instantly.

(http://classicgreetings.com/art1/heavengate2.jpg)

I don't wash.

Ever since I went to the Prado when I was young I have loved Bosch.? There is something really eerie about it.


(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/bosch/haywain/haywainl.jpg)

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/bosch/haywain/haywainc.jpg)

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/bosch/haywain/haywainr.jpg)

Even though its a popular pick, I think the size and the story behind the Guernica definately makes it one of my all time favorites.

(http://www.artchive.com/artchive/p/picasso/guernica.jpg)

Definitely

I think the aggressiveness in some of his paintings was inspired by personal frustration. Sunflowers, cypress trees and stars are in 3D motion, as if they're possessed. Maybe he meant to impose his aggression onto things that are considered beautiful and serene, by making them twisted and out of control.

Well Van Gogh believed that Impressionism restricted the ability to express the emotion that he sought to convey. Hence he is sometimes called an Expressionist as expression of emotion was his main concern. So yes, he no doubt imposed his agression and more besides onto things that are considered beautiful and serene.

I mean as you pointed out his landscapes are in a constant state of motion. The environments he created were filled with movement as opposed to the architectural stability that the post-Impressionists sought. A testament to his agressive expression.

But what's odd in all this is that for Van Gogh, color, not form determined the expressive content of his paintings.

It is known for example that yellow meant faith or love to him while simplistic reds and greens stood for the terrible passions of Man.

Which of course is interesting here as we essentially have God shining down upon His snarly and imperfect creations that interestingly cast shadows representative of something more...divine.

But the way that it was created and presented by the artist is just a degree or two enough off center that things feel odd.

And I get this from even his early paintings, this underlying sinister air. So your bit about personal frustration (if you meant the mental illness that affected his ability to paint) wouldn't extend back that far.

And because we know that he took his life due to his increasing inability to paint (he felt that art alone made his life worth living), what are we left with? Disparity between a past faith and a present outlook? And if so, can that really account for the topic at hand?

wow, its picasso right? what is the story behind guernica?

I was referring to his frustration from lack of money and recognition. He was truly a starving artist. Although painting was his livelihood, he wasn't profiting from it financially. To my knowledge, he only sold one painting while he was living.

Thomas Brill:

(http://brill-art.de/originale/bilder/b10albtraum.jpg)

Iv'e always enjoyed dadaism

(http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/SHD/S1282~Nude-Descending-a-Staircase-No-2-1912-Posters.jpg)

Nude Descending a Staircase , Marcel Duchamp

http://www.hitler.org/art/flowers/flower3.jpg

Here's a fine still life by Adolf Hitler. Yes, THE Adolf Hitler. Unfortunately, people were into mediocre dada instead of truly beautiful art and snubbed his art as old fashioned and out of style. Modern art like dada became very popular during and after WWI because the German national spirit was crushed and everyone was depressed. No one thought about flowers or nature's beauty. Hitler failed to inspire them with his art, where he probably would have been accepted just a generation ago. Discusted with their ignorance, he decided to go into politics to spread nationalism instead. You all know the rest of this story...

There's a lesson to be learned here. Modern art that values philosophy over aesthetics is destined for mediocrity. Not all modern art is like this, but the whole scene tends to reach this conclusion. If I wanted philosophy, I would read. Art should celebrate beauty.  :love: It's sad that many people pretend to enjoy modern art to appear sophisticated, like listening to mediocre jazz over brilliant classical music. When too many people get into this "modern" worldview, they lose their values and tend to fall for philosophies such as Hitler's.

I enjoy art with an esoteric aesthetic, like Darkthrone; this kind of stuff is just noise to most people. However, it has a hidden beauty that's hard to notice at first. I despise art that's "kvlt" for the sake of kvltness, like 99% of black metal and modern art out there. There are a few gems out there, of course. Guernia is one of them.

Van Gogh and Bosch are excellent. Picasso is good, but incredibly overrated these days. The dada here is interesting, but it's not the same as the old masters' work.

Hi Walk, honestly I knew something about? Hitler's artistic past, but I never saw any of his pictures, in fact I never thought that some of them were available to be seen and apreciated. On the other hands, if you look at those Roses, " there is only one that looks above, the other ones, are looking down, and their colors are off, wich tell people something important, his sadness, loneliness, and low steem with pretentions of superiority, now I know you didnt ask to make a self interpretation of the picture, but I wanted to share something that in my opinion says a lot about hitler and what was his behavior.

He was just born at the right place at the wrong time. His art looks fine to me. In fact, it looks proud and powerful compared to the depressing dada art of the time. It was also very unpopular and this only made him angrier. It's interesting to compare the aesthetics of fascism to democracy (at least at the time). Look at films like Triumph of the Will: guess where that infamous scene with the 1000s of people lined up is also seen? Return of the Jedi!  :)  :beer:

If anything, art is an important part of propaganda, which is something Hitler absolutely mastered. He knew exactly how to combine philosophy with aesthetics. Modern art often leans to philosophy too much, and reactionary art is all show and no soul. Both are important to a complete piece.

I know this is a controversial one, but it's nearly a given that Van Gogh, Picasso, Da Vinci, etc will be thought of in an art thread, so I thought it would be interesting introducing an unexpected element. If anything, it shows that art and politics usually don't mix (Bono, I'm looking right at you!).

I just can't see that accounting for it. There's something more...and I don't have a clue what it might be.


It's an interesting movement and "Nude..." is certainly an interesting picture.

A thought or three?


Esoteric?

I don't have a clue either. I was just trying to guess.


Picasso - Dove of Peace:

(http://www.poster.net/picasso/pic33.jpg)

#1  a.  Intended for or understood by only a particular group: an esoteric cult. b.  Of or relating to that which is known by a restricted number of people.

#2 a. Confined to a small group: esoteric interests. b. Not publicly disclosed; confidential.

Populist art is almost always mediocre. Esoteric art that only a few people appreciate is usually better. Populist art has to appeal to the lowest common denominator, so to speak. That's why its themes are simple, like democracy, peace, love, celebrities, etc.

"The Harbour" - Max Pechstein:

(http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~amkeller/EXPRESS.JPG)

Jerry Garcia - Irish Tree:

(http://www.imagemakersart.com/images/garcia-03b.jpg)

Well yeah, me too.


What do you mean, populist?

Check out this guy: http://www.banksy.co.uk/

Pretty funny.

Especially:
http://www.banksy.co.uk/indoors/index3.html
http://www.banksy.co.uk/cuttings/index.html

 :hihi:



/jarmo

myself, I have a fondness for weird japanese art:

(http://www.killen.com/arts/gallery/gallery-Images/22Sharaku.jpg)

I once saw a magnificent painting at the LACMA museum of an Asian landscape.  The mountains and sky were huge, and the birds were drawn with great detail, but the people in the painting were just tiny dots.  I wish I remember the artist's name!



That is funny.  "It's always easier to get forgiveness than permission"  :hihi:

www.zhongbiaoart.com

Lukanovich - "Sarasvati"

(http://lukanovich.com/Images/sarasvati_large.jpg)

You can image google this artist :

boris vallejo

and amy brown


both draw things i like

Amy Brown:

(http://www.thepixiepit.co.uk/cover.jpg)

i like that one! i liked it so much i visited her website...simple ideas, alluring, environmental, a sense of realism in fantasy and a bit of gothic...works really well
:)

I like it too. I'd never heard of Amy Brown until Jessica mentioned her.



Vivian Baumgartner:

(http://www.viviansart.com/images/paintings/venicelove.jpg)

(http://frazetta.ragnarok.no/images/frank_frazetta_thesilverwarrior.jpg)

Here's an incredible Frazetta piece of art celebrating the power and history of the Northern European aesthetic.
(http://frazetta.ragnarok.no/images/ffcolr65.jpg)

This one's a Nordic woman, one of the beautiful race. Her beauty warms even the coldest forest of Scandinavia.

(http://frazetta.ragnarok.no/images/ffcolr64.jpg)

Conan, He Man, and tons of other modern characters are based on Frezetta's archetypes. He is a great artist for upholding traditional aesthetics in a modern, cynical age and preserving the values of Indo-Europeans in a time of crisis.

 :rofl:

buddy, you knows I was only goadin' ya on, right?

The day you teaches me a word is the same day the poor ole devil'll freeze to death in his livin' room... :D

Anyway I'd say you should rewrite yer old microcosmic art thesis and have a little faith in humanity along the way.

whaddya think?

(http://www.artsfairies.com/Sorpresa/BeautifullDreams41.jpg)

Hi, I would like to know what turns something into art?

if someone likes it.

There must be something else man, just look how the mainstream music is, and its nothing about art there... and everybody seems to love it.

(http://www.artsfairies.com/News2004/love-cat.jpg)

"Hello"

Monet:

(http://www.essentialart.com/sw/Claude_Monet_Beach_at_Trouville.jpg)

Stephen Mackey:


(http://www.talariaenterprises.com/images2/5352a.jpg)

Jessica Galbreth: "Night Magick"


(http://www.raben-schwarz.net/kunst/galbreth/hekate.jpg)

Couldn't Go past some good old Pop Art!!

(http://utenti.romascuola.net/bramarte/pop%20art/img/war1.jpg)

(http://www.digischool.nl/kleioscoop/pop%20art.jpg)

(http://www.artake.com/personalised_gifts/adult_pop_art_portrait.jpg)

(http://www.devirtueleklas.be/onlinekunst/afbeeldingen/lichtenstein%20m-maybe%20a%20girl.jpg)

Alphonse Mucha:

(http://www.vintageposterworld.com/2%27s/2.2%20lengrand.jpg)

This is one of my favorite, if not my favorite, piece of work.? This is the only pic I could find, but in person it is absolutely gorgeous, I hate pictures because you cant see every angle.

Undine Rising from the Waters

(http://tinypic.com/j97dz4.jpg)

I'm a fan of the classics...

(http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Harbor/1083/kramer2.jpg)

haha

That is lovely. Renoir would be proud.

Stairway to Heaven:

(http://www.tourthai.com/gallery/images024/Stairway%20to%20Heaven.jpg)

Csaba Markus - "Paris Love" :

(http://www.visionsfineart.com/markus/images/paris_love.jpg)

William Bouguereau.. my 2nd fav.  :)

(http://tinypic.com/jhzma9.jpg)

Stefano Vitale:

(http://scene.workbook.com/is/image/fineart/wb_fra3_197.tif.fpx?size=290,350&icc=sRGB&qlt=90&resMode=sharp)

not *only* art. not *really* art.

http://www.peak.org/~dadaist/English/Graphics/index.html

dAda

i went to an exhibit in paris (centre pompidou)
http://www.centrepompidou.fr/Pompidou/Manifs.nsf/0/9F43A653A3897921C1256EBD00476011?OpenDocument&sessionM=2.2.1&L=2

and it was interesting. dada is sure an interesting ..... movement. lots of writing tho. more than visuals.

Margaret Keane:

(http://www.laeyeworks.com/noshock/news/keane_d.gif)

Salvador Dal? is my favorite artist, he's made some of the most interesting surrealistic pictures that I know, now let me show you some:

Meditative Rose:

(http://gregua.fm.interia.pl/Salvador%20Dali%20-%20Meditative%20Rose.jpg)

(http://www.mcs.csuhayward.edu/~malek/Surrealism/dali3.jpg)

(http://img.slate.com/media/1/123125/123118/2111628/2114582/2114583/2114596/2114597/02_SelfPortrait.jpg)

Salvador Dal?

(http://www.dali-gallery.com/images/works/1934_51.jpg)

Well since art is more than canvas here he is the artist that changed the conception of movies transforming something funny but senseless in art and becoming the first world wide recognized actor.

(http://www.genreonline.net/Genre_files/Chaplin2.JPG)

(http://www.pluto.no/filmfestival/oiff2000/norsk/gfx/chaplin.jpg)

Here Charles Spencer with Albert Einstein in the premiere of the movie City lights in Broadway.

(http://www.th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de/~jr/gif/phys/einst_chap.jpg)

I like this one.  It's called "Dali, what makes you tick?"  by Philippe Halsman

(http://static.flickr.com/29/43208610_3c4afdb98f.jpg)

A few I recently came across...

Jacob Wenzka, Why the Sky is Far Away:

(http://www.strangehorizons.com/2003/20030714/gallery/sky.jpg)

Cynthia Rudzis, Dracula:

(http://www.strangehorizons.com/2002/20021007/gallery/Draculalg.jpg)

Teri Santitoro, The Meek Shall Inherit:

(http://www.strangehorizons.com/2003/20030811/gallery/smboneheads.jpg)

Peter Sakievich, Smoking DNA:

(http://www.strangehorizons.com/2002/20020107/gallery/SmokingDNA.jpg)

Patrick McEvoy, We Need Bigger Guns!:

(http://www.strangehorizons.com/2006/20060109/gallery/biggerguns.jpg)

Russell Dickerson, Call For The Storm:

(http://www.strangehorizons.com/2004/20040913/gallery/call_for_the_storm.jpg)

Joseph Zoboi, Omnipresence:

(http://www.strangehorizons.com/2004/20040614/gallery/omnipresence.jpg)

Jessica Galbreth:

(http://www.enchanted-art.com/DarkEnchantmentArtPoemPicLargeView.jpg)

(http://www.enchanted-art.com/FVMysticMoonLargeView.jpg)

Kiki Felix - Blazing Star:

(http://www.gwu.edu/~jeffstep/anton/felix/LGblazingstar.jpg)

I like all of vincent van gogh's paintings but these are my favorites

starry night on the rhone

(http://leo.astronomy.cz/img/gogh.jpg)

starry night

(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cd/VanGogh-starry_night.jpg/300px-VanGogh-starry_night.jpg)

(http://images.easyart.com/i/prints/rw/lg/2/5/Baron-Adolph-de-Meyer-Still-life--Hydrangea--1907-250149.jpg)

I LOVE the Cosmo portrait. (I'm a HUGE fan of Cosmo) Where did you find that? I wanna hang that in my living room!

This picture has always been a favorite of mine. Its another Bosch. As the others it is bizzare. I always wondered what would happen if you placed this picture in a Nursery. How would that screw with a child? Yes, I'm warped!

http://www.boschuniverse.org/hisworks/garden_of_earthly_delights/large.jpg

Jennifer Goldberger

(http://a1259.g.akamai.net/f/1259/5586/1d/images.art.com/images/-/Jennifer-Goldberger/Lillian-Print-C10212468.jpeg)

(http://a1259.g.akamai.net/f/1259/5586/1d/images.art.com/images/-/Jennifer-Goldberger/Rail-Burner-Print-C11789830.jpeg)

(http://a1259.g.akamai.net/f/1259/5586/1d/images.art.com/images/-/Jennifer-Goldberger/Sultry-Song-Print-C10215300.jpeg)

No disrespect but pictures like that make you think that everyone can be an artist...

M.C. Escher:

(http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/ital-bmp/LW239.jpg)

(http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/ital-bmp/LW268.jpg)

(http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/recogn-bmp/LW405.jpg)

Some of my own digital editing stuff with Photoshop:
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/Leia_StockPeppermintCreepEdit.jpg)
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/floor_IICyberAngelEdit.jpg)
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/Stock_Veronica05_by_saga_geminiraRa.jpg)
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/alise_cyberangel_edit.jpg)
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/DistortedSmileStockCyberAngelEdit.jpg)

So I guess y'all hate my art then! :rofl:

BTW none of them are me... I like to edit people to have white hair, and ya can't do that if you have black hair... :hihi:

art..pfft

I think it's cool. The first one is my favorite.

Thanks Journey! *hugglez Journey* Ya I like the first one... twas inspired by The Peppermint Creeps... they rock, and are ever so sleazy! :love:

the second and third one are horney

nicely done.  : ok:






 

Thankyou DTM! *hugglez* :)

Art by Ober-Rae Starr Livingstone

A Room in the Mansion

(http://www.newageart.com/images/Paintings/aroominmansion.jpg)

Beginning

(http://www.newageart.com/images/jpgs/beginning.jpg)

Tapestry

(http://www.newageart.com/images/jpgs/co-creative.jpg)

Ooooh! I love that last one!! Now that's something to look at after a toke on the old bong! :hihi:

Yeah it is pretty trippy.

yea its awesome! : ok: :peace:

Awesome pictures Journey.  :)

Thanks Drew.? ?:)

Dunno why, but i love this painting.

(http://www.jmrw.com/Peintres/Horizon/images/02.jpg)

L'Imatra en hiver/Imatra Talvella by Akseli Gallen-Kallela


And few paintings from Hugo Simberg i like.

(http://danielattias.blog.lemonde.fr/photos/uncategorized/simberg.jpg)

(http://www.sacred-texts.com/etc/fcod/simberg.jpg)

(http://users.tkk.fi/~apajunen/seeart/jpgs/haavenkeli.jpg)


New art is not for me at all.

I love that last one! Especially the angel! Something just looks very familiar... :hihi:

Picasso:

Girl With a Mandolin

(http://www.bow.k12.nh.us/bjozokos/Girl_with_mandolin.jpg)

Blue Guitar

(http://www.bitsonline.net/sabeen/images/picasso_blue_guitar.jpg)

Check out http://www.mattijn.com

Here's some of his digital artwork:

(http://static.flickr.com/53/106251302_31c934003f.jpg)

and

(http://static.flickr.com/41/86216973_d09b0fd8f5.jpg)

Cool pics random.? :beer:


Amy Brown: Dandelions

(http://rds.yahoo.com/S=96062883/K=amy+brown+dandelions/v=2/SID=e/l=IVI/;_ylt=A9iby4CrOhZE5M8ATh.jzbkF;_ylu=X3oDMTA4NDgyNWN0BHNlYwNwcm9m/SIG=12m907d2j/EXP=1142393899/*-http%3A//www.theturtletrail.com/ttt/pic/amybrownart/dandelions-s.jpg)

Amy Brown: Dragonfly Queen

(http://rds.yahoo.com/S=96062883/K=amy+brown+dragonfly/v=2/SID=e/l=IVI/;_ylt=A9iby4WLPBZEvp8AQBCjzbkF;_ylu=X3oDMTA4NDgyNWN0BHNlYwNwcm9m/SIG=123vuv8s4/EXP=1142394379/*-http%3A//www.airuma.com/images/DragonflyQueen.jpg)

Bronze Sculptor, John Kennedy -- "Love is a Dance of Balance"

(http://www.montanaartformsgallery.com/bronzes/John_Kennedy/lovebalance.jpg)

(http://www.lifeart.fi/kuvat/sosiaalisetiso.jpg)

(http://www.saunalahti.fi/~borg/soulshine.jpg)

(http://paul-server.hum.aau.dk/images/stenvall.jpg)

By Kaj Stenvall

(http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d84/ozzyblozzy/Illustration/DailyTeensXXX_BlondeBabe.jpg)

My art :D

Faith No More's video for Epic was inspired by Salvador Dali.

I finally managed to edit an Axl pic without going "UNDO UNDO UNDO!!!" and then giving up!! But I turned it into a nice big wallpaper for my compie! ;D
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/Axl131WALLPAPER.jpg)

Annnnnd here's a random thing I did... tis on my DA... actually, go check it out there ( http://elrothiel.deviantart.com/ ) cuz you get to see a bigger version then!
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/Its_all_about_the_eyes_by_xXDeAdOnA.jpg)

Those are awesome SkynyrdGirl.

I like how Axl sparkles.? :)

The second pic is very cool too.


(http://www.juliestarks.com/willowbutterfly.jpg)

Thaaankyou Journey! Yea I like sparkley Axl too! ;D


I'm likin' the butterfly thingie too! That's really clever! : ok:

Ohhh!!  Sparkly Axl makes me happy... but you know what would make me EXTATIC??  Sparkly NAKED axl...  :drool:

Ahhhhh yes.... sparkly naked Axl... :love: :drool: :love: :love: :love: :drool: Well I'm gunna have good dreams tonight!!! ;D

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/blake/blake.blasphemer.jpg)

--William Blake, "The Blasphemer"--

---

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/blake/lovers.jpg)

--William Blake, "Whirlwind of Lovers"--

(http://www.artexpertswebsite.com/artists/images/CopleyWatson.jpg)

--John Singleton Copley, "Watson and the Shark"--

Nice pics MCT. I really like William Blake's "Whirlwind of Lovers".


Aleksandr Benois - Chinese Pavillion:

(http://www.rollins.edu/Foreign_Lang/Russian/benua2.jpg)

Konstantin Gorbatov - The Invisible City of Kitezh:

(http://www.auburn.edu/academic/liberal_arts/foreign/russian/art/gorbatov-kitezh.jpg)

I did this today!

(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/janina-Hm-stockshinyangeledit.jpg)

I really liked the pictures By Kaj Stenvall, that Aava posted...  Since Im a fan of ducks, especially Lucas, the black duck  of Warner bros.

That one freeks me out a bit....the whole atmosphere.... freaky a bit......but warm too. in a way.....if that made sense..

nice...I enjoy this

www.johannas-art.com

(http://www.johannas-art.com/images/to_hold_the_dream1.jpg)

Mother and son by Ira Kurnia Santoso

(http://www.spiritlink.com/mother_and_son2.jpg)


BOUGUEREAU Adolphe-William (1825-1905)
Birth of Venus
(http://lecoeurevanaissant.free.fr/pages/Artistes/Bouguereau/Naissance%20de%20V%E9nus,%20Bouguereau.jpg)

Mother and son by Ira Kurnia Santoso is a sweet painting Jessica.

Frank M. Boggs - Entering the Port of Marseilles

(http://www.the-athenaeum.org/art/display_image.php?id=29117)

Edward Munch - The Dance of Life.

(http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/munch/munch.dance-life.jpg)

Kathe Kollwitz - Mother and Dead Child.

(http://users.iafrica.com/s/sw/swartart/LoveOf_Images/FrauMitTotemKind.gif)

Some more Kollwitz (love love love her work)

(http://www.masterworksfineart.com/inventory/kollwitz/kollwitz1web.jpg)

(http://www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm/forum/kollwitzsurvivors.jpg)

(http://www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm/forum/kollwitztower.jpg)

(http://www.keithsheridan.com/images/kollwitz-prisonersbig.jpg)

(http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/ARTkollwitz2.jpg)

(http://www.pasqualeart.com/kollwitz/art/kollwitz-51453.jpg)

Ahhh So beautiful -- look at their expressions...!  Love!!

Kollwitz's work is powerful, drama_qween.  Their faces are haunting.
--


(http://static.flickr.com/41/114332394_57ff3e97b8.jpg)

Fahrenheit 451 by yours truly.  I was feeling paranoid about the future and lack of water.

That's incredible. Nice work.?


Antonio Canova - Amor and Psyche:

(http://www.poster.net/canova-antonio/canova-antonio-amor-und-psyche-ausschnitt-2200187.jpg)

(http://fornax.elf.stuba.sk/~mike/obrazky/broken.jpg)

Oh wow!! Drew!! Please tell me who did that awesome painting! I am in complete awe of it!!!

(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y57/used_illusions/enigma.jpg)

Gustave Dor? - Enigma

(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y57/used_illusions/SatanFalls.jpg)

Gustave Dor? - Satan Falls

Glad you like it as much as I do. I found the picture a while back on Yahoo Images. Just type in Broken and it should be one of the first pictures you see. ;)

*cough* Same picture!!  :P

I've been looking at them both, trying to find subtle difference. They're obviously the same. For a purpose I'm sure.

Wait...................

What?

I have no idea what you girls are on about.

I had a fiddle, I don't know if anything changed because, as I said, I have no idea what you girls are on about.

To bed.

We're on about the little pig jumping into the lake, not once, but twice. What's going on? :hihi:

Edit: Ha! You changed it to make us look like fools. Smooth trick brother!

I don't need to do anything to make you two look like fools.




... ;)

Saw that one coming. :)

I like this one:

(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y57/used_illusions/SatanFalls.jpg)

But, that was the genius in it, surely.  8)

Aye, they're both good. Unfortunately a lot is taken away from the Enigma by the poor quality of that print, but it's the best that I could find

(in twenty seconds).

I quite like the Enigma, but yes the poor quality takes alot away from the detail which I am longing to see.  He was quite the illustrator.

(http://www.artpassions.net/galleries/dore/paradise_lost_6.jpg)

(http://www.artpassions.net/galleries/dore/fontaine_peacock_complains.jpg)

Some more by Gustave Dor?

I like the diversity of his work   :o

i have a whole sketchbook by gustave dor?

Kaj Stenvall:

(http://www.kajstenvall.com/2003/american_light.jpg)
American light, 2003

(http://www.kajstenvall.com/1990/markman.jpg)
The Mark of a Man, 1990

(http://www.kajstenvall.com/1999/iso_kahvi.jpg)
Iso kahvi - A Large Coffee, 1999

(http://www.kajstenvall.com/2000/oikotie1.jpg)
Oikotie 1, vesi - Short-Cut 1, water

I love these : ok:

I was having a discussion earlier today about the various hidden symbols in Da Vinci's Last Supper. It's easier to explain if the painting's in front of you. From what I remember from art history, the three windows behind Jesus represent the Holy Trinity. Right above the middle window and Jesus, is a fixture on the wall similiar to a halo. Also, the way everyone is angled at the table forms an M shape, which is supposedly in referrence to Mary Magdalene.

It's very interesting.

(http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A9gnMiffcG5EcGcBiqGjzbkF;_ylu=X3oDMTA4NDgyNWN0BHNlYwNwcm9m/SIG=12o7l67lu/EXP=1148174943/**http%3a//1st-art-gallery.com/artists/leonardo_da_vinci/last_supper.jpg)

I think Jesus just fart or something, 'cause it looks like everyone's trying to get away from him.

EDIT - And he has this look of utter satisfaction about him.

Jesus: Time to pray boys, 'cause this one is liable to kill ye!

:rofl: Yea the apostle in the green right next to Jesus looks like he's gunna say "No dudes, stay back... you seriously don't wanna smell that!! It turns out that even the Son of God's farts smell bad!!"

:rofl:

You have one of the most vivid imaginations MCT. I never would have thought of something like that. 

Actually when you really look closely, all the apostles look either really keen on smelling it, or scared as fuck...

See the one way over on the left with his hands up? He's probably going "Hey! It wasn't me! Dont' fart in my face!!" to the guy bending over next to him... who is talking to the (fe)male next to Jesus... probably asking "What's it smell like?" and (s)he's saying in return "REEALLY BAD!!". The guy next to the (fe)male looks rather annoyed at having that guy bending over between them and he's probably saying "You shut up! You're sick you are!"

See!! You can really tell a story from it! :rofl:

I don't know if that's sarcastic or not!

Yo I actually think she's being genuine dude. : ok:

Well she's kind of my friend so I would suspect so, yes.

It's just that she has a sense of humor that can be a little hard to pick up on at times.

Fart jokes are universal. :yes:

Don't worry, I was being sincere.? :)


Scott Lobaido - "Forever 27"

(http://www.moviepostershop.com/images/mps/IMC1155.jpg)

^^ The guy at the counter looks like Jim Morrison!  :)  I like it, it's Dali-esque.


This is by Krystyna Bychowska:

(http://static.flickr.com/20/71166071_918aebe866.jpg)

It's Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain. The painting is titled "Forever 27", because they all passed away at 27 or at least around that age. I think Janis and Kurt were both 27 when they died.? Morrison and Hendrix were both 28.


D F Dane - "Setting Sun Breydon Water"

(http://www.dfdaneoilpaintings.co.uk/britishartists/paintingsoil.jpg)

(http://altbrand.com/hardcorelove/comics/thursday-03.jpg)

:rofl: That's awesome!! "PONK music"... oh deeeear! :rofl:

i am not religious but im certainly fascinated with religious imagery, it has a mythical property about it...the painting is a masterpiece but people have a tendency to see shapes and meaning where meaning doesnt exist...take the M you mentioned...jesus and some disciples may be shaped like an M but i can see over 50 M's in the walls and the ceiling...or do you think that is also deliberate?

Possibly. I think back then if people had different opinions on religion or politics that deviated from the normal census, there would've been harsh consequences. So I think people found a way to express their own opinions and beliefs through hidden or encoded art, music and literature. It's all in theory. But there may be an element of truth to it.


Jean-Antoine Houdon - "Winter" ~ marble sculpture:

(http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/BRGPOD/158632~Winter-or-The-Chilly-Woman-marble-Posters.jpg)

i love Alex Grey`s work! It so.. mystical...

www.alexgrey.com (http://www.alexgrey.com)

I am personally a fan of Frederic Remington...

Look at this awesome piece "A Dash For The Timber"

(http://www.geocities.com/buddyraypaul/960103.JPG)

^ That's nice Skelly.


I like this one:

(http://stuff.ratjed.com/upload/2003-08-28-guest-alex_grey_painting-550%5b1%5d.jpg)

(http://www.twistedillustration.com/examples/UKGirl.jpg)

A new image I just finished a couple of weeks ago ...

:)

Ren? Magritte - Belgian, surrealist painter:

"The Big Family"

(http://www.artsfairies.com/Magritte/The%20Big%20Family.jpg)

"The Lovers"

(http://peter.lind1.person.emu.dk/images/magritte4.jpg)

(http://www.modjourn.brown.edu/mjp/Image/matisse/matisse.bonheur-vivre.06.jpg)

--Henri Matisse, "The Joy of Living"--

---

jo, that painting, The Lovers, I love it.

I remembered seeing it a long time ago. I've always thought it was unusually beautiful.


Kevin Francis Gray - "Coco":

(http://www.roeblinghall.com/artists/gray/artist-images/card-web-red.jpg)

I really love it. It's my kind of allegory.

Unusually beautiful...yeah I think that really hits the mark.

Im not into art much, but Im a big fan of M.C. Escher.

(http://www.worldofescher.com/gallery/jpgs/P30L.jpg)

(http://www.worldofescher.com/gallery/jpgs/P6L.jpg)

(http://www.worldofescher.com/gallery/jpgs/P27L.jpg)

(http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/recogn-bmp/LW448.jpg)

(http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/recogn-bmp/LW413.jpg)

(http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/switz-bmp/LW303.jpg)

I also love Pieter Bruegels "Triumph Of Death":

(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/10/Thetriumphofdeath.jpg/800px-Thetriumphofdeath.jpg)

Giovanni Battista di Jacopo Ross Fiorentino - "Musician Angel"

(http://keptar.demasz.hu/arthp/art/r/rosso/angel.jpg)

Some photos from photographer, Imogen Cunningham:

(http://www.oswaldgallery.com/site/images/cunningham-violinhand.jpg)


(http://metropolis.japantoday.com/tokyoevents/364/pics/photography2.jpg)

(http://www.johnstevenson-gallery.com/Images/cunningham_2001/cunningham_tuberose.jpg)

yep, photography and photomanipulations are art too  :yes:

This funny piece is by Mareen Fischinger:
(http://static.flickr.com/5/8174401_7cd6b53b3a.jpg)


and here's another one by Matt.  (http://www.mattijn.com)
(http://static.flickr.com/48/156455466_7e5acd833e.jpg)

Photographer, Rian Flynn

(http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/DrRyanFlynn/salesmall/65.jpg)

(http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/DrRyanFlynn/salesmall/36.jpg)

To view more visit: http://www.myspace.com/rianflynn?

Oooh I love that second one! The water looks like tinfoil!! :hihi: But it's not.... but it could be...

I really like that first picture Journey. :)

Some photos by my photographer niece, Kayla:

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/kaylasart.jpg)


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/kaylaflower.jpg)

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/minemines.jpg)

(http://verkkomestari.com/~liukumii/photos/photog/voda.jpg)

(http://verkkomestari.com/~liukumii/photos/photog/olympicstadium.jpg)

(http://verkkomestari.com/~liukumii/photos/photog/perhonen.jpg)

I used to draw all the time, but haven't really drawn anything in ages and recently decided i would get back into it...I just drew this yesterday. heres the orig i took it from too

(http://i5.tinypic.com/1679f2s.jpg)
(http://i4.tinypic.com/166n1hc.jpg)

needs work but it's a (new) start

^ Great work Neemo.



(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/GIRL_IN_EGG.jpg)

(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/starship_by_Battyeyed-Glitt.gif)

^ That's incredibly cool Skelly! I love it. Very creative  :beer:

Yay thanks! :-* Oh btw if ya wanna see the original pic (which is also really creative) then go see this girl's stock gallery on Deviant Art: http://battyeyed.deviantart.com

:beer:

The pic I used is titled "Starship" : ok:

Sun Flower and Locust? - Zeshin Shibata?


(http://images.artelino.com/images/items/21969a.jpg)

Emily Fitzgerald photography

(http://www.efitzgerald.com/landscapes/images/landscape_c_3.jpg)

(http://www.efitzgerald.com/fine_art/images/fine_art_bw_7.jpg)

I like the second photo alot Journey. :)

Modern artist, Ricky Swallow

"Together Is The New Alone"


(http://www.stuartshavemodernart.com/rickyswallow/23.jpg)

something I drew

(http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e282/kathryn2662/face.jpg)

^ That's really nice.



"Crossing"

(http://www.debrahurd.com/resource11/crossinglg.jpg)

Click the link in my sig, and you'll see some of my work  :)

(http://www.banksy.co.uk/drawing/images/buyshit.gif)

(http://www.banksy.co.uk/indoors/images/oils/waterlilies.jpg)

^ That one looks like where I live  :hihi:

That is really nice!

Colours are beautiful. Capturing atmosphere. Yeah, I really like this one!


Journey :wave:

Me gusta mucho!   :yes:

Aava? :wave:

Glad you like it.? :beer:



something I saw on ebay, "Coffee Addict"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/coffeeaddict.jpg)

A few people expressed an interest in my work ... again, I can only post the boring clothed stuff here ... But I hope you like... click on the images for the full pictures! :D

(http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/GothGirl_1.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/GothGirl_1.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/GothGirl_2.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/GothGirl_2.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/GothGirl_3.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/GothGirl_3.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/Buggy_Imp.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/Buggy_Imp.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/Globe.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/Globe.jpg)

(http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/Kevin.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/Kevin.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/RollerGirl.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/RollerGirl.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/Quad_Imp.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/Quad_Imp.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/RudisReviews.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/RudisReviews.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/SnowMobile_Imp.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/SnowMobile_Imp.jpg)

(http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/TalkBeach.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/TalkBeach.jpg)  (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/thumbs/SponsorDump.jpg) (http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/new/SponsorDump.jpg)

thanks journey and chelle  :)

(http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/8269/ablueiu3.png)

(http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/4333/alexgreykissre4.jpg)

(http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/2084/distresseb9.jpg)

heres some i like....keekee ;)

(http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e282/kathryn2662/prettyawesome.jpg)


 self portrait

(http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e282/kathryn2662/kathryndrawing.jpg)

 other version

I made this yesterday. I've been watching the 9/11 things on National Geographic, and I was feeling kinda... politically minded, and this was the result.
(http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a310/SkynyrdGirl/BreakFreeFromOppression.jpg)

Rock on SkynyrdGirl, that is awesome.  You could make that into a T-shirt  : ok:

I love it keekee, is that blood drained from her head ?

(http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/5280/hippiecc0.jpg)

I really love this whoever did it, really brings back strong emotions for me, but after reflecting 5 yrs later, it kinda remends me of myself, the feelings I had onn 9/11, and now being able to stand tall again.

Klimt Gustav:

Tree of Life

(http://www.artland.co.uk/Klimt_The_Tree_of_Life_Stoclet_Frieze_D-GK2107.jpg)

Kiss

(http://www.poster.net/klimt-gustav/klimt-gustav-der-kuss-7600228.jpg)

Porsche Boxster

(http://spd.fotologs.net/?u=kikoalbuquerque&i=2004/07/09/1089403741.jpg&c=f)

Very nice Rocket Queen, good to see you back around these parts!  :D

Very compelling

aw thanks garry :)

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/crying.jpg)

(http://i9.tinypic.com/3zk8vpe.jpg)

Who did this it is fuckin good. :yes:

Alexander Tsalikhin - Trip

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/trip.jpg)

Sophie Gal - Yearning

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/yearning.jpg)

oh wow I love that 2nd one Journey!!! (Sophie Gal - Yearning)  That's so beautiful !!  :)

I agree. Glad you like it.

Here's a few more by Sophie Gal

"Diver"

(http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolio3/s/sophiegal/Diver-989532636.jpg)

"Dune"

(http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolio3/s/sophiegal/Dune-989533669.jpg)

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/eyeinhand.jpg)

"Encounter"

(http://home.thezone.net/~luben/images/01to25images/19encounter.jpg)

--Elena Popova--

i was not into painting untill I met my girlfriend 6 years ago. Shes a big fan of Van Gogh and now im too. He has an amazing story, and some beautiful heart felt paintings.

Journey, you always have the most amazing art up your sleeve.

Shame i have little money..

BTW :

I am selling some antiques of mine, some was expertised by christies and other places.

Anyone wanting more info, contact me.

I will not speak of values unless serious proofs of both cash and intent of buying.

Certificates of expertise will be provided for.

Yeah I like those a lot! those are pretty awesome   :)

 that eyeball one is pretty interesting as well.

Cool. Can't wait to see more of your drawings.? :beer:


Thanks.? You have great taste in art. I love that Toffoli painting you posted a while back.



Artist, Sas Christian

(http://myspace-173.vo.llnwd.net/01169/37/17/1169157173_l.jpg)

(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e48/hotbox2001/space-fazed.jpg)


for more pictures: http://www.myspace.com/sas_christian

(http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n256/Gyreck/send_04/04.jpg)

(http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/DevilGirl.jpg)

My girlfriend drew this for a client :)

thanks? :) ... Ill have to scan some more? :)

(http://www.twistedillustration.com/images/HentaiBoss.jpg)

Just finished this badboy for a client! :D WOOOO!

this is one I drew of Paulina Porizkova



(http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e282/kathryn2662/drawing.jpg)

she is one of the models i prefer, with tatianna patitz and christy T..

Your art is really lovely..and Paulina is a good inspiration i guess ?

thanks  :) ... yeah she is one of my favorite models too

Great work, very nice face and body detail.



Erte



(http://gaspard2.club.fr/lettrin/erte_web/images/erte_P.jpg)


Spider Web

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/ertespiderweb.jpg)

Jack Vettriano - The Road To Nowhere


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/theroadtonowhere.jpg)


 - Mad Dogs


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/maddogs.jpg)

Frida Kahlo -- "What water gave me"
(http://www.fantasyarts.net/Kahlo/kahlo_water_small.jpg)


Frida Kahlo -- "The love embrace of the universe"
(http://www.1st-art-gallery.com/artists/kahlo_frida/frida_kahlo_the_love_embrace_of_the_universe_1949.jpg)

Frida Kahlo -- Two self-portraits

(http://artroots.com/art/kahlo2.jpg)

(http://www.latifm.com/artists/image/kahlo-frieda-self-portrait-with-cropped-hair.jpg)

heres some of my fav rockwells...keekee

(http://img56.imageshack.us/img56/4065/themirrorzu0.png)

(http://img67.imageshack.us/img67/4862/thanksgivinglu4.png)

(http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/2959/feistygirlno1.png)

(http://img281.imageshack.us/img281/6079/segregationqt7.png)

Here's a couple of photos I took in NYC when I went there for the May 15th show.  well, I think they're art  :D

Skyline from the Brooklyn Bridge
(http://static.flickr.com/116/286843360_d979942955.jpg)


Queensboro Bridge (I think, dont remember now!!)
(http://static.flickr.com/112/286843355_44e632db01.jpg)

They're definitely art. They look very professional. Beautifully done.? :beer:










Connie Pecoraro - Off Planet

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/offplanet.jpg)

Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema

digital rendition of "Ask Me No More"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/askmenomore-digital.jpg)

"Flora Spring in the Gardens of the Villa"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/Flora_Spring_in_the_Gardens_of_the_.jpg)

"A Coign of Vantage"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/A_coign_of_vantage.jpg)

Journey, I love the "Ask Me No More" painting.  :yes: : ok:

"Lichen Night"

(http://www.heritage.nf.ca/arts/agnl/prints/0417b.jpg)

--Peter Bell--

(http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/6320/greednd1.png)



(http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/9967/art815largejx0.jpg)


(http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/1778/savagegirlskq6.png)

happy thanksgiving ....keekee :D

(http://www.rogerdean.com/upclose/guardians.jpg)
(http://mitkadem3.homestead.com/files/reviews/pics/Yessongs.Cover.Full.jpg)
(http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Arches_Mist.jpg)
(http://www.rogerdean.com/upclose/relayer.jpg)
(http://www.rogerdean.com/upclose/bluedessert.jpg)


Roger Dean...

check your PM....keekee :D

"Roof Top View, St. John's"

(http://www.heritage.nf.ca/arts/agnl/prints/0302b.jpg)

--Gary Saunders--

Michael Parkes - http://www.theworldofmichaelparkes.com/Pages/HomePage.html


"Angel Affair"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/attack.jpg)


"Dream for Rosa"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/DreamForRosamichaelparks.jpg)


"Gargoyles"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/gargoyles.jpg)

I just love the works of Parkes, thanks for posting !

"Junipers Near Colinet"

(http://www.heritage.nf.ca/arts/agnl/prints/0262b.jpg)

--Scott Goudie--

(http://mocoloco.com/art/archives/black_iris_jun_05.jpg)

Georgia O'Keefe
Black Iris

(favourite classic I guess)

^ that reminds me of part of the female anotomy


(http://www.artinthepicture.com/artists/Salvador_Dali/swans.jpeg)

Salvador Dali

You're most right. It's supposed to anyway  :)

(http://unofficialpunkrock.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/joked-dot-com-angry-kid.jpg)

Does that class as Art

It a representation of the feeling and emotions of a troubled child and his way of expressing them feelings in a confrontational manner without resorting to violence.

A few of my drawings and paintings...

(http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/6720/robinfinckbx6.jpg)

(http://img133.imageshack.us/img133/5929/axlrosebyaxlsrocketqueejp5.jpg)

(http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/7533/sydwg2.jpg)

(http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/3360/p6160035kx1.jpg)

(http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/3166/meditationrj9.jpg)

where's the picture ?

artist, Sas Christian ~ http://www.hotboxdesigns.com/Sas%20Christian%20Paintings.html? and? ? http://www.myspace.com/sas_christian?

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/sas.jpg)



(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/coldnurse.jpg)


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/coldfront.jpg)

(http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/9996/mystiquevq3.png) (http://imageshack.us)


(http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/4082/holidayofdreamscy1.png)

I really like the colors chosen in this piece.  :)

Dear sisterofyu, can't you give the artists' names as well or do I have to pm you every time ?  :)

artist --? http://www.myspace.com/artofjaymee


"Hope for Spring"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/hopeforthespring.jpg)




"Fresh Water"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/freshwater.jpg)

Some montages by Ian Goulden:

(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/96/219936908_73c12725a3.jpg)

(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/60/206496518_1721b98e90.jpg)

(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/63/204857325_d692faf155.jpg)


and more here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/seriykotik/sets/72057594093442640/

Collages and photomontages by Hanna H?ch
(1889-1978)

(http://www.vuw.ac.nz/adamartgal/exhibitions/2002/images/lightsandshadows-hoch.jpg)
Grotesque -- 1963

(http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/1997/images/Hoch1b.gif)
Indian Dancer -- 1930


(http://faculty.washington.edu/dillon/rhethtml/satire/braut.jpg)
The Bride -- 1927


(http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Museum/2042/fotos/hoch.jpg)
The Beautiful Girl -- 1930


http://www.yellowbellywebdesign.com/hoch/gallery.html

Paintings photographed through a slab of jello, by Scott Riley.  I thought it was neat  :D

(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/122/299982595_37b0ae357f.jpg)

(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/119/279678708_6f25f03bb0_o.jpg)

^^^ I loved those.  :yes:

artist, Alexandru Darida - "La Divina"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/25_La_Divina_1.jpg)

wow i was really proud when i finished my portrait of axl (which i will post soon when i get a better picture), but all urs are really amazing.  especially the robin finck one, it looks so lifelike and for me im never proud of any of my works unless its like that (atleast for portraits anyway).

"Great Lost Party Adrift (Version II)"

(http://www.heritage.nf.ca/arts/agnl/prints/0060b.jpg)

--David Blackwood--

Marc Shagall
Lovers in Moonlight
(http://images.google.gr/url?q=http://www.ifir.edu.ar/~planetario/Chagall,%2520Marc-Lovers%2520in%2520Moonlight.jpg&usg=__k5TmIgYKiL8U_nWo33xn-GFobNA=)

Darida

"Carnival di Venezia"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/25_Carnival_di_Venezia_1.jpg)

"Silent Thoughts"

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/SilentThoughts.jpg)







artist, Kris Lewis -? http://www.myspace.com/krislewisart?

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/lewis.jpg)

Hey, everyone check out this site: http://www.theonemillionmasterpiece.com

Its an art project, in which every single person in the world can be a part of... I thought it was awesome and I'm already submitting a piece...(you can edit yours at any time you log in) which you must create with your mouse/tablet, as the pieces are created using the site's painter program.

Please go see!

Oh, and an edit...  this photograph which is fucking awesome!! Its so sick, but its awesome!!
by Richard Crooks

(http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f90/oldno7brand/Cuckoo45.jpg)

^^  I feel disturbed  :nervous:  :hihi:


(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/142/376973906_480db0cb56_o.jpg)
-- "Art by Chrysti"

Ashes and Snow

There's a very special exhibition that is currently touring the world and I wanted to share it with all of you.? The exhibition is called 'Ashes and Snow'.

I consider myself very fortunate to have experienced it while it was in Los Angeles in 2006.? I don't want to over-hype it, if that's even possible, so let me just say this is something truely special and I'll leave it at that.?

Here's the link to the official website for those of you who are interested.? Perhaps someone could even put up an image or two.

www.ashesandsnow.org

Cheers,
W.R.

I had spotted this on the internet a couple of months ago while browsing for some pics and thought it was really amazing..! What work! Unfortunately this exhibition isn't coming down to where I live..

^^^? It's nice to see that someone here is familiar with this exhibit!

I'm not sure where you live, but from what I understand, this exhibition has no final destination and will continue to travel around the world.? Perhaps someday it will be closer to you.? At the moment, the show is currently scheduled to be in Tokyo from March 11th to June 24th, 2007.? I'm not sure where it's heading after that.

Although there's no substitute for actually being there, I believe you can still purchase a dvd that contains the imagery shown in the main room of the exhibit... and it's mind blowing.? I purchased a copy at their gift shop as I was leaving, but I think you can order them via their website as well.?

Again, there's no substitute for actually being there, but if you're unable to attend... the dvd alone will probably blow you away.?

Cheers,
W.R.

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/ashesandsnow.jpg)

^^^

@WhiteRose
I live in Greece so I don't think it's coming any time soon. But I will look for this dvd you mentioned because I really liked what I saw on the site! Thanks  : ok:

@journey
Great picture indeed, thanks for posting!  :)

Ashes and Snow at the Santa Monica Pier....yes I remember it was cool.  Too many visitors when I went, so if it stops by again, I'll be sure to go when it's less crowded.  It's my time to meditate, damn it!

(http://www.wingmakers.com/reproductions/hirez/chamber24hr.jpg)

^^ http://www.wingmakers.com/reproductions/chamber24prints.html

Apparently, Wingmakers is some kind of New Age/cult religion. I still like the artist's work in spite of that.

(http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/6043/varo2eu1.jpg)

(http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/2937/varoremdiosts0.jpg)


Varo....keekee

Here's one more from the 'Ashes and Snow' exhibit.

(http://www.ashesandsnow.org/media/images/common/vision.jpg)

I haven't seen this picture before. I really like it. In my head it talks about liberation from loneliness.. Who knows what the artist was thinking..
Thanks for posting that, sisterofyu!

Did this ages ago!
(http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs13/f/2007/059/0/5/Electric_Android_Anti_Angel_by_elrothiel.jpg)

^That's cool, skelly.



Fashion photographer, Lillian Bassman

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/lillianbassman3.jpg)


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/lillianbassman2.jpg)


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/lillian-bassman.jpg)

Fashion photographer, Lillian Bassman




(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/lillianbassman2.jpg)


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/lillian-bassman.jpg)

I love these ....keekee :love:

Life emerged from the ocean


(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/146/420947496_a245552aa5.jpg)
by Massimiliano Apollonio


(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/144/394935744_ae2d38b758.jpg)
by Walt Jones

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/goddessrainbowbytolkienow3.jpg)

^^^
Oh, journey, this is so optimistic..!

I simply love this picture Journey!

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/ashesandsnow.jpg)

This is Vanilla Sky by Monet:

(http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/1336/monetsh0.jpg)

Photographer, Henri Cartier-Bresson


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/henricartierbresson.jpg)


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/adesivivemoment.jpg)

That's an interesting take on it. How did you get there?

Well, it was an overall feeling but since you're asking it may be a good opprtunity to analyse this feeling a bit.

So, for one thing, she is sitting sad in a room that seems to have been abandoned a long time ago. It's almost empty of furniture, moss seems to be growing on the walls and the wind is bringing in some autumn leaves. What puzzles me a bit is the carpet. It looks like a grass bed removed from a garden. I can't imagine what the painter was thinking.

So, she's sitting in this empty, ugly room and it's obvious to me she wants to get out. Her figure is the only coloured thing in the picture, painted in bright colours as well. As if saying, "I don't belong here". But she's probably not the decisive type who'll break what bothers her in a storm of rage. Her face is sad but her hands are patiently pulling the thread in a skein, and surprise!

She manages to liberate two small birds from the inside of a black figure standing near her, but one she refuses to establish eye contact with. This figure could be the dark side of herself, or the personification of her troubles that she's stoically dismantling.

I think that the fact that the birds are coloured red and white but their size being yet small, shows that she's going to be free soon, it's not the time yet, it takes a lot of effort but she's working on it.

To me it's representative of sex, of domestic entrapment and the duality of human existence in terms of our societal structures and basic passions and the fine and sometimes blurred lines between them.

First off, she is surrounded by the artificial. It's the fabricated world of man. And for this woman, with her stately posture, elegant garments and lavish home, it's obvious that she is required to conform to certain societal standards in order to possess and to maintain her lifestyle and all the bells and whistles that go along with it. However, due to her forlorn facial expression, it's blatantly evident that she's unhappy with her station, or, at the very least, with the pageantry involved. But she's trapped, a trophy to her husband I'm sure. So she sits back, defeated, her life taking her where it will, all written in the stars it seems. Yet she feels. And this grows over time, burns hotter, cuts deeper. The line between raw emotion and cold control becomes blurred. The room, a caricature of her life, is gradually being taken over by nature itself, which is an allegory to those basal emotions starting to seep in. But this won't create a breaking point, no. She is destined instead to continue on the path imposed upon her. For the thread she holds is a metaphor for her life, and one that draws on the mythological Fates (thread of life, destiny and all that) to show us her sad future. She is not pulling the string (pun intended), rather, she is the string. And it propels her forward into a narrow and dark alley, into the imposing shadow of the figure of a male, presumably her husband. You'll notice that the figure, while having a barely perceptible face, still comes off as angry. And everything from the face to the body posturing to her desensitized aura hints at tyranny. It's as if he's scolding her right there and she's indifferent, lost in her own world instead, coping. Which is basically what I think this is, an artistic articulation of a coping mechanism. A device we all employ to help us get through the lives we are handed.

Like the woman, we all get pushed in directions we would rather not take and to places we would rather not be. And in those times we all wish we were moving in the opposite direction, free as birds, flying our coops and riding the wild winds to the ends of the Earth, to our freedom.

Your approach was very intresting, one i don't wholly agree with but one I can't ignore either, especially that part with the string. There could be a connection with the Moirae, but a rather distant one, as the Fates represented the three stages of life(birth, evolvement, death) and their myth doesn't touch issues of liberation.

No matter what, I enjoyed your analysis, thanks!

Missing You - http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/37713602/?qo=18&q=by%3Aevol1314&qh=sort%3Atime+-in%3Ascraps


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/seasonsoflove.jpg)

Hey!! I love that piece, its in my Prints Wishlist... ;D Wish I could afford to buy a massive canvas of it... :drool: Brilliance!!!

Nice picture Journey.

I love the different shades of blue :)

No problem. Maybe we can do it again sometime. :)

"Reflections In Window"

(http://www.heritage.nf.ca/arts/agnl/prints/0558b.jpg)

--Heidi Oberheide--

Here is something i own and it is very very dear to my heart :

(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y4/jessica197592/tofo003.jpg)

This is art....

(http://a45.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/55/l_d7fe83dd6358e52bbf61d43e6da0c52c.jpg)

*blushing madly*

Thank you... :-*

A few of my pieces that I really like. Constructive Critisism welcome... look past the seemingly 'immature' scribbles. Its art in my eyes.

Forgotten.Lost.Reason
(http://a576.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/58/l_a64db17f7fbe0d1b037a883e22584a1f.jpg)

Ex-pa-load-eo
(http://a278.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/37/l_c0ee11df586ed229531133128fd7b6cd.jpg)

Art is expression. Be a human. Be an artist.
(http://a985.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/27/l_62e43231a87d32bf8a9e59b0ff7e3b68.jpg)

Scarborough
(http://ic1.deviantart.com/fs6/i/2005/027/7/5/Scarborough_III_by_arva_laux.jpg)

 :-*   Lovely SG

Cool artwork, skelly and greendog. 'Forgotten.Lost.Reason' is awesome.



salvador dali - 'person at the window'

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/dali-personatthewindow.jpg)



steve hanks - 'leaving in the rain'

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/hanks-rainstation.jpg)

'you are here' - artist - http://www.artofjaymee.com/index.html


(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/youarehere.jpg)

I realize that music videos don't usually find their way into this thread, but the powerful imagery in this one has always impressed me.

Almost every frame from this video could create a rather striking, beautiful, or stunning photographic print.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cGvzApDZKI

It's an amazing video. Thank you for posting it.



Herbert List - 'Goldfish in Glass'

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/list01.jpg)

For some reason that seems really mundane to me, and that's what appeals to me in some fashion, Journey.

Must be the black and white..

It is simplistic physically, but I think it could also be an interpretation piece. It's ironic that the fish is placed near a large body of water, yet its confined to a small bowl. That could be a reflection of how people live their lives. The earth is huge, but we're confined to our own small space with our own problems, dreams, etc.  Or something like that. ha

[quote author

It's an amazing video. Thank you for posting it.



Herbert List - 'Goldfish in Glass'

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/list01.jpg)

Journey, you're very welcome and I'm glad (honored really) that you took the time to watch it.

As for the 'Goldfish in Glass' image, I find it very thought provoking. I love images like that.

For me, I see it as an almost humorous existential portrait. A portrait that could represent our lives, our struggle to find happiness & contentment within our lives, and a glimpse of what awaits us on the other side.

I like this :

(http://www.artofimagination.org/Images/MemberImages/Gonzalez/UnioMystica.jpg)

Jessica, that's beautiful. Do you have any information on the artist or the artwork itself?

Cheers,
W.R.

The site is london ( uk) based and here is what is said about the artist :

Andrew Gonzalez

"Primarily a figurative artist, my images explore the Sophianic (wisdom) mysteries of the body. And through the inspiration of Western and Eastern esoteric symbolic imagery, the figures are sublimated by transfigurative energies, exalted in glory and destiny, made transparent to the transcendent by the dramatic union of the sensual and celestial."
"I do not consider my work fantasy art or surrealist, and although influenced by romanticism, symbolism and idealism my work comes closer to the purpose of a Transpersonal Tantric art."


Here is the site url :

http://www.artofimagination.org

There really are many greats, and a few others from AG :

http://www.artofimagination.org/Pages/Gonzalez.html

And his own site :

http://www.sublimatrix.com/

In the same spirit, i really like this one from his site :

(http://www.sublimatrix.com/images/art/sketches/amore_sketch.jpg)

And this :

getting carried away now  :rofl:

(http://www.sublimatrix.com/images/art/Art%20Scans%20(large)/AeternaSaltatus.jpg)

And this one i find absolutely beautiful :

http://www.sublimatrix.com/html/SacredMarriage.html

"Winter Landscape in Moonlight"

(http://www.newyorkartworld.com/images-reviews03/akirchner/WntrLndscpByMoonlit-378x400.jpg)

--Ernst Ludwig Kirchner--

That's a beautiful and profound way of looking at it.

silly but artistic
(http://nsharporg.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/esc.jpg)
The Great Escape by http://www.flickr.com/photos/ukaaa/1102090491/


creepy but artistic
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1424/1122756939_dca1fe7abd_b.jpg)
sculpture in Washington DC from http://www.flickr.com/photos/thespeak/1122756939/

magic realism artist, rob gonsalves

'ladies of the lake'

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/ladylake.jpg)


'the sun sets sail'

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/robgonsalves.jpg)

(http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/3122/tophsthj8.jpg)


(http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/751/kawasaki1vw0.jpg)


Audrey Kawasaki

Very cool journey!  :)

yeah those 2 were very cool  :yes:

Moth Mouth - http://www.myspace.com/thestuntkid 

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/mothmouth.jpg)

Soo.. The chicks are skinny dipping, right?

Just mixing some colours at the moment, trying to get a "honey" brown......(eye colour).....

If I mix blue and green together, what colour will I get?

Bluegrass, I guess  :P Why don't you try instead of asking?  ;D

On topic, I like this painting by Kandinsky:

(http://img239.imageshack.us/img239/5978/kandinsky400pp5.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)

I'm after the advice of artists who have experience in mixing paint.

Brett Armory

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/brettarmory.jpg)

(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h123/bryseana/brettarmory2.jpg)