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Epic Rap Battles of History: James Bond vs Austin Powers
Deadpool is my favorite Batman
Last time I really enjoyed Batman was when Adam West was Batman. I'm old.
Although i did dig the artwork in Frank Millers, The Dark Knight Returns. So, whoever that Batman was. Matter of fact i still have 4 untouched sets of that comic book series in a box somewhere.
Not the answer you were looking for. I know, i'm a disappointment
Before I do that, I need to know your favourite Batman too. May God forgive you if it's Clooney, because I won't!
Captain America: Civil War - Official Films Music - FULL VER
[author flagged as a spammer - redacted]
I Could Do That | The Art Assignment
Hmmmm. I buy some of that, but not all of it. Or rather it's true in some cases but not all. Some art, like the two lovers/clocks has meaning beyond it's own form and that's important to appreciate it. But there are certainly some abstract works out there that are just too lost in art.
I'm on the edge of the art world as an illustrator and photographer and completely get the 'go do it' angle though. Just saying 'I could do that' is missing the point entirely. Anyone who looks at a simple bit of art with a high value and thinks it must be simple to just paint a few squares and put a thousand pound price on it can't honestly believe it, otherwise we'd be up to our eyeballs in shitty paintings with huge price tags.
If a bit of artwork needs an artist's name to be worth something then consider what it took for the artist to get to that place. They didn't just wake up one morning a famous artist. The name gives context and can be important. Not every time, some 'artists' are just way too into their circlejerks and mutual bigging up that the only skill an artist might need is to be just weird enough and in the right place at the right time to be one of the 'in crowd', but to be fair this isn't the case with the vast majority of abstract art.
bjornenlinda (Member Profile)
Your video, Sky Ladder a pyrotechnic artwork by Cai Guoqiang, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
Tree Of 40 Fruits
I like that idea - you could even grow a layer of delicious fruit over the painting, so that only true fruit lovers could get to appreciate the artwork
I keep thinking the next step is to espalier them (tie the branches so it grows 'flat') and design it so the different colored blossoms create different, full color 'paintings' that change as the different varieties bloom. (no stealing my idea)
That's going to take some serious planning and timing, but he's part way there already.
Square Enix DX 12 Tech Demo
I've been shouted down in meetings for the depth of field thing so many times. So many people don't understand how inappropriate it is for an interactive experience. Film is about controlling the viewers experience, games are about allowing the player to experience on their own. Not only is depth of field a completely unnatural artifact, its presence in games is a misunderstanding and misuse of the medium. Drives me nuts.
Also, most of the things the talking head says during the demo are devoid of any meaning. There's truthfully not a great deal impressive about the demo itself; these guys are wowing people with great artwork and flawless technical execution, (which is still nice), but the hardware/software used isn't as important as they're going on about.
Anita Sarkeesian: 'What I Couldn't Say'
Okay Enzo. I've already been thru this with Newtboy.
I don't want to have another pointless back and forth.
I'm not trying to start a flame war.
So please explain what you're citing as "the truth" in that seemingly bias "rational"wiki page.
[I say that because "hate-train" doesn't seem like very objective or academic terminology]
Please explain away this instance of Sarkeesian's theft and misappropriation of a female artist's work.
http://cowkitty.net/post/78808973663/you-stole-my-artwork-an-open-letter-to-anita
And this instance of fabricated gameplay footage from Hitman: Absolution.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuRSaLZidWI&t=149
The footage she uses in her FemFreq video implies that the ENTIRE point of this section of the game is to brutalize women.
When, in fact, the game penalizes players for killing ANY civilians.
Every other legitimate walk-through of this game & mission clearly shows the player completely avoiding the exotic dancers.
Please do your best to avoid semantics and objectively justify this behavior. Thanks
And the truth for the non-cowards: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Anita_Sarkeesian
Porn Actress Mercedes Carrera LOSES IT With Modern Feminists
Since Newt keeps hounding me and you all are too lazy to research yourselves..
Anita Sarkeesian is a puppet
Who is only looking to further her career
Who blatantly steals the work of others
Even other women within the sub-culture she's trying to "expose"
Going so far as to fabricate gameplay footage, just to fit her narrative agenda
Now respectfully view these poor oppressed women who are clearly shunned & barred from the horrendous boys club that is Gamer-dom!! spooky spooky!
Baffled by Stupidity: Richard Dawkins
See now I can tell you really know nothing about it, since you do not need to be a chemist. You could grab yopo seeds and just smoke those (they were found in a 3,000 year old bowl in Costa Rica - people have known about it for a long time, then for some reason it became a secret - I think Christianity stepped in to get rid of the knowledge of it), it's found throughout nature - you could grab some acacia bark, boil it and drink. It is safe and it is not dangerous. It's been studied many times and is still being studied for how it affects the brain & as well for it's natural therapeutic effects. It is believed to be endogenous - that is it already exists within your being (it's in many plants and animals, recently found produced in an animal's pineal gland). Not a huge Tool fan but they often allude to this substance, the pineal gland, Alex Grey's artwork - pretty sure they know full well of what it is.
Anyway, I totally did derail the comments and I do apologize for that, but you guys were calling me "religious" and downvoting me so I took offense. I derailed mostly to post the link about Dawkins having a profound experience that humbles his approach, it was a joke - but really I think all of us that have experienced the wonders would love people like Dawkins to spend the 5-10 minutes to experience it and then hear what he has to say about it.
*promote
What @eric3579 said.
Not the first time you have hijacked a thread to espouse the wonders of DMT. Are you a chemist that makes the stuff or what? It is not a 'safe' drug in any way.
If it's not about being a 'religious experience', your interjection of it here is out of place and odd.
How a Psychedelic Masterpiece Is Made
View some of his artwork on Flickr
Spider-Woman's Big Ass Is A Big Deal - Maddox
True, I think the intention behind the two covers is very different, even if the results are similar. In the Spider-man cover, he looks like a spider who has already wrapped up his helpless terrified prey. And if you know about spiders you know what happens next, it's pretty nasty. The real spider in the lower right corner helps drive home the impression.
Where as with the Spider-woman cover I don't have any real doubt that Milo Manara was trying to make her sexy; that's kind of his thing. He's best known as an erotic artist and his artwork ranges from pinup girl to pretty hardcore porn (which I enjoyed as a young man). Check out his Wikipedia page and the first thing you'll see is that that pose is not one he's new at drawing.
I think where critics go wrong is the idea that sexiness implies sexism. If she were both drawn as sexy and being degraded or made fun of that would qualify as sexism. But there's got to be some room for sensuality without automatically feeling it's a personal insult to all women.
The Spiderman cover is actually kinda creepy, it looks like he got over excited and entrapped all those poor criminals in a big ball of Spidey Sperm.
Things you're doing wrong every day: everything
This guy's great. I remember reading his stuff years ago...
http://maddox.xmission.com/
I'm glad he's still around. I'll have to reread the grading children's artwork piece.
Fantomas (Member Profile)
Your artwork is stunning.
However, given that it was sent as an email to me, letting me know I had a comment on this vid, it was also quite startling and momentarily felt like you were mad at me.
Ha.
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MESHUGGAH - RATIONAL GAZE
Easy to write off as "NU-Metal" but their talent in heaviness/minimalism is unsurpassed; visionary artwork, strange 4/4 signatures & with a message about something that is less than three tokes away to boot