celout
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cel out recent works, by celout on Nov 3, 2013 21:36:47 GMT 1, Hi All
Not posted here for a while, but here's some recent pasteups that I've done around Melbourne.
Thanks
jpegged
Game of Clones
Electile Dysfunction
 So long, and thanks for all the fins
Hi All Not posted here for a while, but here's some recent pasteups that I've done around Melbourne. Thanks jpegged Game of Clones Electile Dysfunction So long, and thanks for all the fins |
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bonsai
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cel out recent works, by bonsai on Nov 4, 2013 0:55:10 GMT 1,
Baam!!! saw those when I was in Melb. a few weeks ago. They looked great man good placement.
Great colours. The world needs more Pasters.
Baam!!! saw those when I was in Melb. a few weeks ago. They looked great man good placement.
Great colours. The world needs more Pasters.
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cel out recent works, by captainjimmyjb on Nov 9, 2013 18:07:16 GMT 1, Great stuff.
Great stuff.
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celout
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cel out recent works, by celout on Dec 18, 2013 22:49:08 GMT 1, Something new from yesterday
Please sir, we want one more
Something new from yesterday Please sir, we want one more |
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cel out recent works, by Deleted on Dec 19, 2013 0:07:33 GMT 1, Liking that a lot celout.
Great work.
Liking that a lot celout.
Great work.
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celout
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cel out recent works, by celout on Jan 21, 2014 21:34:01 GMT 1, went up yesterday
The Land of Toys
went up yesterday The Land of Toys |
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cel out recent works, by Deleted on Jan 21, 2014 21:58:20 GMT 1, Quality celout, Quality.
Quality celout, Quality.
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celout
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cel out recent works, by celout on Mar 6, 2014 22:04:48 GMT 1, something new...
2 Years A Slave
something new... 2 Years A Slave |
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cel out recent works, by Someones Brain on Mar 7, 2014 11:21:07 GMT 1, Great placement! Made me smile! Thanks ... 
Great placement! Made me smile! Thanks ... |
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cel out recent works, by Someones Brain on Feb 27, 2015 9:16:00 GMT 1, Great pieces again. I wish you'd do more, or if you do you'd post it here more often.
(P.S. I also wish the "like" function would work again.)
Great pieces again. I wish you'd do more, or if you do you'd post it here more often.
(P.S. I also wish the "like" function would work again.)
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met
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cel out recent works, by met on Feb 27, 2015 16:11:12 GMT 1, Been such a long time between posts, thought I might throw some of the more recent works up for you all to check out. Hope you enjoy  [...]
You have clever ideas. Keep it up.
From some of the shadows, it looks like the above piece was wheatpasted. Is that the case? If so, did you also consider using stencils?
My one criticism would be the name you go by. It's fun and memorable โ but it may become a hindrance over time, especially if you see your efforts on the street as being more than a short term activity.
Been such a long time between posts, thought I might throw some of the more recent works up for you all to check out. Hope you enjoy [...] You have clever ideas. Keep it up. From some of the shadows, it looks like the above piece was wheatpasted. Is that the case? If so, did you also consider using stencils? My one criticism would be the name you go by. It's fun and memorable โ but it may become a hindrance over time, especially if you see your efforts on the street as being more than a short term activity. |
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celout
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cel out recent works, by celout on Mar 2, 2015 0:02:59 GMT 1, Been such a long time between posts, thought I might throw some of the more recent works up for you all to check out. Hope you enjoy [...] You have clever ideas. Keep it up. From some of the shadows, it looks like the above piece was wheatpasted. Is that the case? If so, did you also consider using stencils? My one criticism would be the name you go by. It's fun and memorable โ but it may become a hindrance over time, especially if you see your efforts on the street as being more than a short term activity.
You're correct, the images are all pasted. I've tried using cans before, with varying success, so for me to obtain a consistent result I've always returned to using a cut and paste method. I realize often people prefer the look of stencils, and I agree if it's done right then the look is superior (and also more permanent). For me, though, it's the message rather than the medium that's of more value...but I get that stencils have more artistry in them.
Not sure how you'd see the cel out name becoming a hindrance over time, would be interested to learn more about that.
For me it works as being a reference to the images I like to use (comics, cartoon cels for example), but more specifically to the contrast of how/why I can live my life separated from my morals and beliefs. Many of us might hold views on life that are inconsistent with the jobs we have, or how we shop, eat, travel etc. I'm a sell out, in that I'm complicit to some degree in that way of living.
Been such a long time between posts, thought I might throw some of the more recent works up for you all to check out. Hope you enjoy [...] You have clever ideas. Keep it up. From some of the shadows, it looks like the above piece was wheatpasted. Is that the case? If so, did you also consider using stencils? My one criticism would be the name you go by. It's fun and memorable โ but it may become a hindrance over time, especially if you see your efforts on the street as being more than a short term activity. Hi met, thanks for your feedback. You're correct, the images are all pasted. I've tried using cans before, with varying success, so for me to obtain a consistent result I've always returned to using a cut and paste method. I realize often people prefer the look of stencils, and I agree if it's done right then the look is superior (and also more permanent). For me, though, it's the message rather than the medium that's of more value...but I get that stencils have more artistry in them. Not sure how you'd see the cel out name becoming a hindrance over time, would be interested to learn more about that. For me it works as being a reference to the images I like to use (comics, cartoon cels for example), but more specifically to the contrast of how/why I can live my life separated from my morals and beliefs. Many of us might hold views on life that are inconsistent with the jobs we have, or how we shop, eat, travel etc. I'm a sell out, in that I'm complicit to some degree in that way of living. |
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met
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cel out recent works, by met on Mar 2, 2015 1:12:01 GMT 1, You have clever ideas. Keep it up. From some of the shadows, it looks like the above piece was wheatpasted. Is that the case? If so, did you also consider using stencils? My one criticism would be the name you go by. It's fun and memorable โ but it may become a hindrance over time, especially if you see your efforts on the street as being more than a short term activity. Hi met, thanks for your feedback. You're correct, the images are all pasted. I've tried using cans before, with varying success, so for me to obtain a consistent result I've always returned to using a cut and paste method. I realize often people prefer the look of stencils, and I agree if it's done right then the look is superior (and also more permanent). For me, though, it's the message rather than the medium that's of more value...but I get that stencils have more artistry in them. Not sure how you'd see the cel out name becoming a hindrance over time, would be interested to learn more about that. For me it works as being a reference to the images I like to use (comics, cartoon cels for example), but more specifically to the contrast of how/why I can live my life separated from my morals and beliefs. Many of us might hold views on life that are inconsistent with the jobs we have, or how we shop, eat, travel etc. I'm a sell out, in that I'm complicit to some degree in that way of living.
Many thanks for the additional information, including the details regarding your moniker and its relevance to you.
The hindrance I was referring to is the use of a pun in the name 'cel out', which makes it non-neutral. Although such names are easily remembered, they risk getting tired quite quickly. It's like hearing the same joke too often. The first, second or third time can be amusing and put a smile on faces. After the thirtieth or fortieth time, however, people may start to groan.
If you're open to the possibility of future gallery representation, you may also find the name becomes a slight obstacle in how seriously your work is taken by dealers and collectors, since it could be seen as gimmicky. This is a public perception matter you'd have little control over.
Separately, I think 'cel out' is more suited to a young artist in their twenties than one in their thirties or forties. For me, it therefore has an expiry date at which it will become harder to carry. There are certain things only relative youth can pull off. Sexy moves on the dance floor by a 21-year-old don't always have the same impact when they're performed by Madonna.
My arguments would be the same with any other artist whose name includes a play on words, e.g. "vandal" being turned into the Dutch-sounding surname, Van Dal.
You have clever ideas. Keep it up. From some of the shadows, it looks like the above piece was wheatpasted. Is that the case? If so, did you also consider using stencils? My one criticism would be the name you go by. It's fun and memorable โ but it may become a hindrance over time, especially if you see your efforts on the street as being more than a short term activity. Hi met, thanks for your feedback. You're correct, the images are all pasted. I've tried using cans before, with varying success, so for me to obtain a consistent result I've always returned to using a cut and paste method. I realize often people prefer the look of stencils, and I agree if it's done right then the look is superior (and also more permanent). For me, though, it's the message rather than the medium that's of more value...but I get that stencils have more artistry in them. Not sure how you'd see the cel out name becoming a hindrance over time, would be interested to learn more about that. For me it works as being a reference to the images I like to use (comics, cartoon cels for example), but more specifically to the contrast of how/why I can live my life separated from my morals and beliefs. Many of us might hold views on life that are inconsistent with the jobs we have, or how we shop, eat, travel etc. I'm a sell out, in that I'm complicit to some degree in that way of living. Many thanks for the additional information, including the details regarding your moniker and its relevance to you. The hindrance I was referring to is the use of a pun in the name 'cel out', which makes it non-neutral. Although such names are easily remembered, they risk getting tired quite quickly. It's like hearing the same joke too often. The first, second or third time can be amusing and put a smile on faces. After the thirtieth or fortieth time, however, people may start to groan. If you're open to the possibility of future gallery representation, you may also find the name becomes a slight obstacle in how seriously your work is taken by dealers and collectors, since it could be seen as gimmicky. This is a public perception matter you'd have little control over. Separately, I think 'cel out' is more suited to a young artist in their twenties than one in their thirties or forties. For me, it therefore has an expiry date at which it will become harder to carry. There are certain things only relative youth can pull off. Sexy moves on the dance floor by a 21-year-old don't always have the same impact when they're performed by Madonna. My arguments would be the same with any other artist whose name includes a play on words, e.g. "vandal" being turned into the Dutch-sounding surname, Van Dal. |
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Segment
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cel out recent works, by Segment on Mar 2, 2015 1:20:12 GMT 1, Love a paste up and love Melb's,, keep up the good work! =)
Love a paste up and love Melb's,, keep up the good work! =)
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misterx
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cel out recent works, by misterx on Mar 2, 2015 1:27:13 GMT 1, Keep up the great work mate, thanks again for sharing it and ignore the nitpickers, as I'm sure you have....
Keep up the great work mate, thanks again for sharing it and ignore the nitpickers, as I'm sure you have....
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celout
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cel out recent works, by celout on Mar 2, 2015 2:34:53 GMT 1, Many thanks for the additional information, including the details regarding your moniker and its relevance to you. The hindrance I was referring to is the use of a pun in the name 'cel out', which makes it non-neutral. Although such names are easily remembered, they risk getting tired quite quickly. It's like hearing the same joke too often. The first, second or third time can be amusing and put a smile on faces. After the thirtieth or fortieth time, however, people may start to groan. If you're open to the possibility of future gallery representation, you may also find the name becomes a slight obstacle in how seriously your work is taken by dealers and collectors, since it could be seen as gimmicky. This is a public perception matter you'd have little control over. Separately, I think 'cel out' is more suited to a young artist in their twenties than one in their thirties or forties. For me, it therefore has an expiry date at which it will become harder to carry. There are certain things only relative youth can pull off. Sexy moves on the dance floor by a 21-year-old don't always have the same impact when they're performed by Madonna. My arguments would be the same with any other artist whose name includes a play on words, e.g. "vandal" being turned into the Dutch-sounding surname, Van Dal.
If I think about it from my perspective I've never thought of other artists names in that way, and how they might detract from the value of their work. Taking DFace for example, I don't think it's a pun that's either harmed his gallery chances, or seems better suited to some teenager tagging trains.
Not that I would think of changing the name I'm using, but I appreciate any comments someone's prepared to give....so thanks for your feedback.
Many thanks for the additional information, including the details regarding your moniker and its relevance to you. The hindrance I was referring to is the use of a pun in the name 'cel out', which makes it non-neutral. Although such names are easily remembered, they risk getting tired quite quickly. It's like hearing the same joke too often. The first, second or third time can be amusing and put a smile on faces. After the thirtieth or fortieth time, however, people may start to groan. If you're open to the possibility of future gallery representation, you may also find the name becomes a slight obstacle in how seriously your work is taken by dealers and collectors, since it could be seen as gimmicky. This is a public perception matter you'd have little control over. Separately, I think 'cel out' is more suited to a young artist in their twenties than one in their thirties or forties. For me, it therefore has an expiry date at which it will become harder to carry. There are certain things only relative youth can pull off. Sexy moves on the dance floor by a 21-year-old don't always have the same impact when they're performed by Madonna. My arguments would be the same with any other artist whose name includes a play on words, e.g. "vandal" being turned into the Dutch-sounding surname, Van Dal. Fair comments. It's an interesting opinion. If I think about it from my perspective I've never thought of other artists names in that way, and how they might detract from the value of their work. Taking DFace for example, I don't think it's a pun that's either harmed his gallery chances, or seems better suited to some teenager tagging trains. Not that I would think of changing the name I'm using, but I appreciate any comments someone's prepared to give....so thanks for your feedback. |
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elwheel
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cel out recent works, by elwheel on Mar 2, 2015 11:13:18 GMT 1, Great work celout and some v smart placement. I declare this LIKE is valued at 50 likes due to that function being f*cked at the minute.
Great work celout and some v smart placement. I declare this LIKE is valued at 50 likes due to that function being f*cked at the minute.
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