The Great Art Debate

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Hence why I've provided you with an Orca. Very nice too.

[TANGODANCER]

Just finished this. I'm thinking maybe a post with a fishing net on it, and maybe a seagull or two. Vulcan bomber in the far distance just approaching. What do you think? ( I'm joking, it's finished.)

[bwfcdan94]

Superb Tango, you clearly have a talent.

[Bruce Rioja]

Tango's churning these out at the same rate as Mr Brainwash, now I come to think of it!

[thebish]

[TANGODANCER]

By showing so much of the hulls I obviously failed to simulate boats moored in a few inches of water.

[TANGODANCER]

Tango's churning these out at the same rate as Mr Brainwash, now I come to think of it!

Being retired does have some small advantages.

[TANGODANCER]

An impressionist attempt to celebrate...er..rain..

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Art works of the future. I've often wondered when the next breakthrough in art would come (if indeed there ever would be one). This for me is it. I'd buy this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24579564

[bobo the clown]

Art works of the future. I've often wondered when the next breakthrough in art would come (if indeed there ever would be one). This for me is it. I'd buy this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24579564

Speak to mummy ... China is in his hand.

[mummywhycantieatcrayons]

Art works of the future. I've often wondered when the next breakthrough in art would come (if indeed there ever would be one). This for me is it. I'd buy this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24579564

I was in there at the Fine Art Society on Saturday. This and other digital 'pieces' (is that the right word here?!) were magnificent.

I'd have the sleeping Venus that's replaced Giogione's seminal painted version with a Venus whose rib cage rises and falls, along with all sorts of small somnial movements.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Art works of the future. I've often wondered when the next breakthrough in art would come (if indeed there ever would be one). This for me is it. I'd buy this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24579564

I was in there at the Fine Art Society on Saturday. This and other digital 'pieces' (is that the right word here?!) were magnificent.

I'd have the sleeping Venus that's replaced Giogione's seminal painted version with a Venus whose rib cage rises and falls, along with all sorts of small somnial movements.

Is that by the same artists? I mean, of course, the digitals not the originals. Or is there a 'school' of digitalartists?

[mummywhycantieatcrayons]

Art works of the future. I've often wondered when the next breakthrough in art would come (if indeed there ever would be one). This for me is it. I'd buy this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24579564

I was in there at the Fine Art Society on Saturday. This and other digital 'pieces' (is that the right word here?!) were magnificent.

I'd have the sleeping Venus that's replaced Giogione's seminal painted version with a Venus whose rib cage rises and falls, along with all sorts of small somnial movements.

Is that by the same artists? I mean, of course, the digitals not the originals. Or is there a 'school' of digitalartists?

http://www.faslondon.com/fine_art_socie ... rming.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Look at the exhibition of Rob and Nick Carter.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Art works of the future. I've often wondered when the next breakthrough in art would come (if indeed there ever would be one). This for me is it. I'd buy this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24579564

I was in there at the Fine Art Society on Saturday. This and other digital 'pieces' (is that the right word here?!) were magnificent.

I'd have the sleeping Venus that's replaced Giogione's seminal painted version with a Venus whose rib cage rises and falls, along with all sorts of small somnial movements.

Is that by the same artists? I mean, of course, the digitals not the originals. Or is there a 'school' of digitalartists?

http://www.faslondon.com/fine_art_socie ... rming.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Look at the exhibition of Rob and Nick Carter.

Ah, the same artists then - the Carters.

[Raven]

Nice pics, I usually end up adding a bird or two, not because I want to because I am clumsy and usually drop some paint on the sky and have to convert it

[TANGODANCER]

Inspired again by the pxssing down weather, I got the idea for this from a photo.

[Bruce Rioja]

And I see that you've satiated your predilection for 'filling-in' with the inclusion of ET on the left there.

[TANGODANCER]

And I see that you've satiated your predilection for 'filling-in' with the inclusion of ET on the left there.

I'm being very good at the moment. That's a Ferrari if you don't mind.

(It was actually in the photo, so not just me).

[Lost Leopard Spot]

And I see that you've satiated your predilection for 'filling-in' with the inclusion of ET on the left there.

I'm being very good at the moment. That's a Ferrari if you don't mind.

(It was actually in the photo, so not just me).

Fxck, I thought it was a cabbage, or at least a bush (sorry Tango).

[TANGODANCER]

And I see that you've satiated your predilection for 'filling-in' with the inclusion of ET on the left there.

I'm being very good at the moment. That's a Ferrari if you don't mind.

(It was actually in the photo, so not just me).

Fxck, I thought it was a cabbage, or at least a bush (sorry Tango).

A cabbage with headlights? You a Picasso fan Spots?