Originally posted by robbie carrobie John Duncan
Durer
Da Vinci
Raphael
Rembrandt
Van Gogh
Dali
James Guthrie
Bastien-Lepage
Kandinsky
Millet
Titian
Bilibin
Carravagio
Nice googling.
C'mon, be honest and say that your favorite artist is R. Crumb.
Originally posted by Seitse I always sensed that you were not a productive member of
society and a bit on the queer side --and not in a pejorative
sense of the term.
It's o.k., even shark need parasites, or so I've been told by
marine biologists.
I think you may be correct with regard to sharks although what qualifies one as a productive member of society remains a matter of conjecture.
Originally posted by robbie carrobie I think you may be correct with regard to sharks although what qualifies one as a productive member of society remains a matter of conjecture.
Everybody is productive except for the 1%, my friend.
Most members of my family are professional artists while I am the
only one whose lack of artistic talent pushed into actually making
money. Today, I support them all, one way or another, and I do not
regret it: they make beautiful things, I make a living. It's a win-win.
Originally posted by Seitse Everybody is productive except for the 1%, my friend.
Most members of my family are professional artists while I am the
only one whose lack of artistic talent pushed into actually making
money. Today, I support them all, one way or another, and I do not
regret it: they make beautiful things, I make a living. It's a win-win.
But I too work for a living, not in an office, but outside, rain or shine, summer and winter.
Originally posted by robbie carrobie [b]I studied art and design for four years.
And now you work in an office ordering paper clips and pencils.
Hell, not your fault, no way you could have known.
BTW Hope the Elder JW brethren okd that art course.
Artists / Painters
24 Nov '15 18:52
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