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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Philpenn on Aug 26, 2014 17:44:11 GMT 1, In for any Keyes TS, let alone one with foxes.
In for any Keyes TS, let alone one with foxes.
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samfrost
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by samfrost on Aug 26, 2014 18:02:28 GMT 1, Not for flippers, which is probably why you still have plenty available. A great cause regardless!
Not for flippers, which is probably why you still have plenty available. A great cause regardless!
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by dbnetherleigh on Aug 26, 2014 18:47:44 GMT 1, Like the image - jk has obviously moved away from his classic 3d 'diarama' style work of the past few years - which I kinda miss since I've got most of his previous tiny showcase framed up in similar 8 by 10 frames. This is a bit bigger too - still, tis for charity and at $50 a pop is hard to pass. Think the last jk ts editions were up for a week, so watch the timing on this one - finishes this Thursday.......
Like the image - jk has obviously moved away from his classic 3d 'diarama' style work of the past few years - which I kinda miss since I've got most of his previous tiny showcase framed up in similar 8 by 10 frames. This is a bit bigger too - still, tis for charity and at $50 a pop is hard to pass. Think the last jk ts editions were up for a week, so watch the timing on this one - finishes this Thursday.......
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Deleted on Aug 26, 2014 20:32:37 GMT 1, are these unsigned? didn't find the info on the site
are these unsigned? didn't find the info on the site
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by dbnetherleigh on Aug 26, 2014 21:50:26 GMT 1, Yep - unsigned like all previous tiny showcase keyes. Do come with a numbered COA - matching number on the back of the print I think. Last few releases have been timed (open for a week - no maximum) so have sold truck loads. Still lovely quality though........
Yep - unsigned like all previous tiny showcase keyes. Do come with a numbered COA - matching number on the back of the print I think. Last few releases have been timed (open for a week - no maximum) so have sold truck loads. Still lovely quality though........
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Philpenn
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Philpenn on Aug 26, 2014 22:21:48 GMT 1, Not for flippers, which is probably why you still have plenty available.
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Aug 26, 2014 22:28:12 GMT 1, Like the image - jk has obviously moved away from his classic 3d 'diarama' style work of the past few years - which I kinda miss since I've got most of his previous tiny showcase framed up in similar 8 by 10 frames. This is a bit bigger too - still, tis for charity and at $50 a pop is hard to pass. Think the last jk ts editions were up for a week, so watch the timing on this one - finishes this Thursday.......
He produced a lovely 3d (usual style) og for a show last week sal posted I up somewhere, it would make a cracking print..
I'm in these get added to the little one's collection.
Like the image - jk has obviously moved away from his classic 3d 'diarama' style work of the past few years - which I kinda miss since I've got most of his previous tiny showcase framed up in similar 8 by 10 frames. This is a bit bigger too - still, tis for charity and at $50 a pop is hard to pass. Think the last jk ts editions were up for a week, so watch the timing on this one - finishes this Thursday....... He produced a lovely 3d (usual style) og for a show last week sal posted I up somewhere, it would make a cracking print.. I'm in these get added to the little one's collection. |
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samfrost
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by samfrost on Aug 26, 2014 22:41:17 GMT 1, Not for flippers, which is probably why you still have plenty available. ?
Not for flippers, which is probably why you still have plenty available. ? That was a tongue-in-cheek response to my current views of print releases. Nothing against JK by any means...this is how you do a release. |
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by winston on Aug 27, 2014 7:47:30 GMT 1, Looks interesting...
Looks interesting...
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balibob
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by balibob on Aug 27, 2014 9:46:04 GMT 1, Done it, a nice little print for the money with an added bonus of the charity donation.
Done it, a nice little print for the money with an added bonus of the charity donation.
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Someones Brain on Aug 27, 2014 10:33:30 GMT 1, People really buy this print? For the image? I know it was discussed before but Keyes' new "direction" does nothing for me: it feels like he lost track completely. His older prints and canvases addressed the "clash" between wildlife/nature/environment/... and civilisation and/or its remains. They got their artistic tension (and message) from that contradiction. These new pieces are just (pretentious) kitsch. Common, it's sleeping animals in an idyllic green forest. What's the difference to 18th century landscape painters? I'm sorry for the hard words but I just can't get over it. What a waste of talent. I really love his older prints though.
People really buy this print? For the image? I know it was discussed before but Keyes' new "direction" does nothing for me: it feels like he lost track completely. His older prints and canvases addressed the "clash" between wildlife/nature/environment/... and civilisation and/or its remains. They got their artistic tension (and message) from that contradiction. These new pieces are just (pretentious) kitsch. Common, it's sleeping animals in an idyllic green forest. What's the difference to 18th century landscape painters? I'm sorry for the hard words but I just can't get over it. What a waste of talent. I really love his older prints though.
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Chrisp on Aug 27, 2014 14:27:30 GMT 1, Bit like that guys work who does the programme The Joy of Painting.
He's lost the dots that join it all up as above.
Over 840 sold for a good cause so can't be bad.
The Joy of Painting:
Bit like that guys work who does the programme The Joy of Painting.
He's lost the dots that join it all up as above.
Over 840 sold for a good cause so can't be bad.
The Joy of Painting:
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by bigbaddom on Aug 27, 2014 16:13:57 GMT 1, Are the animals dead in the print?
Are the animals dead in the print?
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jayTown
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by jayTown on Aug 27, 2014 16:41:29 GMT 1, Bit like that guys work who does the programme The Joy of Painting. He's lost the dots that join it all up as above. Over 840 sold for a good cause so can't be bad. The Joy of Painting:
Bit like that guys work who does the programme The Joy of Painting. He's lost the dots that join it all up as above. Over 840 sold for a good cause so can't be bad. The Joy of Painting: Ha, Bob! That guy was on my tele 24/7 growing up. |
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Chrisp on Aug 27, 2014 17:05:27 GMT 1, Bob thats him. Think he may of been related to Bob Marley or he just drank skunk tea for breakfast as he was well chilled on those programmes. 
Bob thats him. Think he may of been related to Bob Marley or he just drank skunk tea for breakfast as he was well chilled on those programmes. |
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by maddoghoek100 on Aug 27, 2014 20:55:53 GMT 1, Bob Ross was AMAZING. a truly gifted eye for nature painting and a brilliant teacher. EVERYONE should watch an episode of the Joy of Painting and give it a try. i love those happy little trees. Likely no similarities in style or technique. Other than being landscapes bob's wet on wet oil paint technique is completely different than josh's more meticulous work with acrylic.
Regarding the specific piece and the new approach. I think there is something of a conceptual framework here that is not fully evolved, but it is more than sleeping animals in the woods. There is something here about emergent nature and perhaps a warning about waking the sleeping giant. I do think it blends in too much with the landscape of "fantasy painting" and could easily stand in as the cover of some type of young adult fantasy novel.
Personally this is not my favorite piece in the new style (that would be the chase and roaming woods which both bridge the gap between old and new a bit more effectively). I do not think it is as powerful as his work with nature reclaiming the land and the questions of what are the lasting monuments to human existence. Some of the previews for JK's upcoming work look like he has gotten his arms around how to use this new style to make some more powerful statements. time will tell.
Bob Ross was AMAZING. a truly gifted eye for nature painting and a brilliant teacher. EVERYONE should watch an episode of the Joy of Painting and give it a try. i love those happy little trees. Likely no similarities in style or technique. Other than being landscapes bob's wet on wet oil paint technique is completely different than josh's more meticulous work with acrylic.
Regarding the specific piece and the new approach. I think there is something of a conceptual framework here that is not fully evolved, but it is more than sleeping animals in the woods. There is something here about emergent nature and perhaps a warning about waking the sleeping giant. I do think it blends in too much with the landscape of "fantasy painting" and could easily stand in as the cover of some type of young adult fantasy novel.
Personally this is not my favorite piece in the new style (that would be the chase and roaming woods which both bridge the gap between old and new a bit more effectively). I do not think it is as powerful as his work with nature reclaiming the land and the questions of what are the lasting monuments to human existence. Some of the previews for JK's upcoming work look like he has gotten his arms around how to use this new style to make some more powerful statements. time will tell.
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by oldman on Aug 27, 2014 21:01:25 GMT 1, This made me go back for a closer look, and I'm glad that I did. There's a little more going on than just "animals sleeping in a forest," which is all that I saw at first. It's kind of a much subtler variation of the previous work that grabbed and held everyone's attention.
Also, maximum respect to the one they call Bob Ross.
This made me go back for a closer look, and I'm glad that I did. There's a little more going on than just "animals sleeping in a forest," which is all that I saw at first. It's kind of a much subtler variation of the previous work that grabbed and held everyone's attention.
Also, maximum respect to the one they call Bob Ross.
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by maroom on Aug 27, 2014 22:31:05 GMT 1, People really buy this print? For the image? I know it was discussed before but Keyes' new "direction" does nothing for me: it feels like he lost track completely. His older prints and canvases addressed the "clash" between wildlife/nature/environment/... and civilisation and/or its remains. They got their artistic tension (and message) from that contradiction. These new pieces are just (pretentious) kitsch. Common, it's sleeping animals in an idyllic green forest. What's the difference to 18th century landscape painters? I'm sorry for the hard words but I just can't get over it. What a waste of talent. I really love his older prints though.
I have the previous TS releases but in the end have decided to pass on this.
For me it just doesn't compare to his previous work such as this which I love:
But still admire people trying a new things, such as Faile at the moment. I just don't want to buy it this time.
People really buy this print? For the image? I know it was discussed before but Keyes' new "direction" does nothing for me: it feels like he lost track completely. His older prints and canvases addressed the "clash" between wildlife/nature/environment/... and civilisation and/or its remains. They got their artistic tension (and message) from that contradiction. These new pieces are just (pretentious) kitsch. Common, it's sleeping animals in an idyllic green forest. What's the difference to 18th century landscape painters? I'm sorry for the hard words but I just can't get over it. What a waste of talent. I really love his older prints though. It's a shame but I pretty much agree. I have the previous TS releases but in the end have decided to pass on this. For me it just doesn't compare to his previous work such as this which I love: But still admire people trying a new things, such as Faile at the moment. I just don't want to buy it this time. |
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by maddoghoek100 on Aug 27, 2014 22:56:22 GMT 1, I sat out the last two print releases of the new style and have not regretted it. I think i would regret not grabbing the TS, low price, donation to charity, and it is an ok piece, not great, but OK. I really think either of these two would have soothed some of the new style debate.
I have the previous TS releases but in the end have decided to pass on this. For me it just doesn't compare to his previous work such as this which I love. But still admire people trying a new things, such as Faile at the moment. I just don't want to buy it this time.
I sat out the last two print releases of the new style and have not regretted it. I think i would regret not grabbing the TS, low price, donation to charity, and it is an ok piece, not great, but OK. I really think either of these two would have soothed some of the new style debate. I have the previous TS releases but in the end have decided to pass on this. For me it just doesn't compare to his previous work such as this which I love. But still admire people trying a new things, such as Faile at the moment. I just don't want to buy it this time. |
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Deleted on Aug 28, 2014 16:11:45 GMT 1, People really buy this print? For the image? I know it was discussed before but Keyes' new "direction" does nothing for me: it feels like he lost track completely. His older prints and canvases addressed the "clash" between wildlife/nature/environment/... and civilisation and/or its remains. They got their artistic tension (and message) from that contradiction. These new pieces are just (pretentious) kitsch. Common, it's sleeping animals in an idyllic green forest. What's the difference to 18th century landscape painters? I'm sorry for the hard words but I just can't get over it. What a waste of talent. I really love his older prints though.
People really buy this print? For the image? I know it was discussed before but Keyes' new "direction" does nothing for me: it feels like he lost track completely. His older prints and canvases addressed the "clash" between wildlife/nature/environment/... and civilisation and/or its remains. They got their artistic tension (and message) from that contradiction. These new pieces are just (pretentious) kitsch. Common, it's sleeping animals in an idyllic green forest. What's the difference to 18th century landscape painters? I'm sorry for the hard words but I just can't get over it. What a waste of talent. I really love his older prints though. Really? I find this still hit the same heart strings. The animals are going to a place to die, the grass has fully grown over some, the fox saying "goodbye" its sad as hell. Kudos to Keyes, hes amazing. |
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balibob
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by balibob on Sept 25, 2014 10:25:11 GMT 1, Anyone got theirs yet?
Anyone got theirs yet?
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Justdave on Sept 25, 2014 10:28:43 GMT 1, Got mine a couple of weeks ago.
Got mine a couple of weeks ago.
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by sharpster on Sept 25, 2014 13:04:38 GMT 1, got mine really quick as well, i think it was one week between shipping confirmation mail and arrival which was quite fast. It can happen though that they got stuck in customs ... this is what happened during my last orders at TS and it took quite some time.... so no worries
got mine really quick as well, i think it was one week between shipping confirmation mail and arrival which was quite fast. It can happen though that they got stuck in customs ... this is what happened during my last orders at TS and it took quite some time.... so no worries |
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by sparky999 on Sept 25, 2014 14:20:07 GMT 1, Still dont have mine
Still dont have mine
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Philpenn
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by Philpenn on Sept 25, 2014 15:18:12 GMT 1, Framed, and hanging.
Framed, and hanging.
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Josh Keyes, New Tiny Showcase, by duckyhoward on Sept 26, 2014 6:36:56 GMT 1, Mine arrived in Australia about a week ago.
Mine arrived in Australia about a week ago.
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