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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Deleted on Oct 17, 2020 15:06:34 GMT 1, He has confirmed it by posting the piece on his instagram earlier on today!
Ya what the fuck is wrong with the pixelation!!!
I knew it was his but now seeing it up close. Unless it’s an artistic choice haha 😂
He has confirmed it by posting the piece on his instagram earlier on today! Ya what the fuck is wrong with the pixelation!!! I knew it was his but now seeing it up close. Unless it’s an artistic choice haha 😂 |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Not 4 The Thril on Oct 17, 2020 16:34:14 GMT 1, LOVE IT! I knew it was Banksy- it was too good and had all the hall marks. Even if the execution is a bit different the wit/humor, placement, hands and feet tell you its a B.
LOVE IT! I knew it was Banksy- it was too good and had all the hall marks. Even if the execution is a bit different the wit/humor, placement, hands and feet tell you its a B.
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by fuzzed on Oct 17, 2020 17:06:42 GMT 1, Turns out I was wrong on this one! The pixelation has got to be deliberate. It’s a great piece and concept.
Turns out I was wrong on this one! The pixelation has got to be deliberate. It’s a great piece and concept.
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by poofly on Oct 17, 2020 17:10:13 GMT 1, It looked like a Banksy from the the technique, the only off point was the pixelated stencil. I wonder why the image is so pixelated? Is it part of the image as it doesn’t make any sense.
It looked like a Banksy from the the technique, the only off point was the pixelated stencil. I wonder why the image is so pixelated? Is it part of the image as it doesn’t make any sense. New Banksy team member or intern probably |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Skizz 82 on Oct 17, 2020 17:11:07 GMT 1, It looked like a Banksy from the the technique, the only off point was the pixelated stencil. I wonder why the image is so pixelated? Is it part of the image as it doesn’t make any sense. New Banksy team member or intern probably
😂😂 for shure....
It looked like a Banksy from the the technique, the only off point was the pixelated stencil. I wonder why the image is so pixelated? Is it part of the image as it doesn’t make any sense. New Banksy team member or intern probably 😂😂 for shure.... |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Deleted on Oct 17, 2020 17:25:06 GMT 1, It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius!
This image is meaningless drivel.
It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius!
This image is meaningless drivel.
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Rouen Cathedral on Oct 17, 2020 17:28:08 GMT 1, Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’
Classic just classic
Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’
Classic just classic
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by JW on Oct 17, 2020 17:43:02 GMT 1, Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’ Classic just classic
I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close?
There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise.
Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’ Classic just classic I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close? There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by JockoLad on Oct 17, 2020 17:50:40 GMT 1, It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius! This image is meaningless drivel.
It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius! This image is meaningless drivel. Couldn't agree more. Reminds me of the artist that tried to convince the World that this fountain was in fact a urinal. Art is only art if it looks nice and the meaning is obvious. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by eight on Oct 17, 2020 17:56:47 GMT 1, It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius! This image is meaningless drivel. Couldn't agree more. Reminds me of the artist that tried to convince the World that this fountain was in fact a urinal. Art is only art if it looks nice and the meaning is obvious.
L Urinoir de Duchamps 😉
It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius! This image is meaningless drivel. Couldn't agree more. Reminds me of the artist that tried to convince the World that this fountain was in fact a urinal. Art is only art if it looks nice and the meaning is obvious. L Urinoir de Duchamps 😉 |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by buffin on Oct 17, 2020 18:03:10 GMT 1, It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius! This image is meaningless drivel.
Does it have to have a meaning for you? Can it not be just a humorous image? Or perhaps apply a little lateral thinking and consider if the placement (adjacent to the old Raleigh bicycle factory) is part of the story. Anyway perhaps just move on if it’s not for you.
It doesn't matter how terrible this Mans art is , you lot will twist and turn it into a work of genius! This image is meaningless drivel. Does it have to have a meaning for you? Can it not be just a humorous image? Or perhaps apply a little lateral thinking and consider if the placement (adjacent to the old Raleigh bicycle factory) is part of the story. Anyway perhaps just move on if it’s not for you. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Rouen Cathedral on Oct 17, 2020 18:14:23 GMT 1, Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’ Classic just classic I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close? There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise.
Too precise? How is it too precise.
So in your opinion what’s the meaning of the precision?
Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’ Classic just classic I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close? There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise. Too precise? How is it too precise. So in your opinion what’s the meaning of the precision? |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by buffin on Oct 17, 2020 18:15:42 GMT 1, Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’ Classic just classic I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close? There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise.
Should have stuck with your first thought 😉
Lol at everyone ‘pixelation got to be on purpose’ Classic just classic I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close? There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise. Should have stuck with your first thought 😉 |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by JW on Oct 17, 2020 19:02:00 GMT 1, I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close? There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise. Too precise? How is it too precise. So in your opinion what’s the meaning of the precision?
Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate.
Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case?
I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life.
Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair).
All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices.
I know I'm taking the bait of a troll, but have you bothered to look at it up close? There is no way that is not by design. It's too precise. Too precise? How is it too precise. So in your opinion what’s the meaning of the precision? Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by sandinista on Oct 17, 2020 19:03:55 GMT 1, Banksy is pez
Banksy is pez
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by verylittlehelps on Oct 17, 2020 19:05:53 GMT 1, Do you think the work will be watched overnight tonight? Im planning to go tomoz and am praying there's no more paint splashed over it before the morning.
Do you think the work will be watched overnight tonight? Im planning to go tomoz and am praying there's no more paint splashed over it before the morning.
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Rouen Cathedral on Oct 17, 2020 19:13:00 GMT 1, Too precise? How is it too precise. So in your opinion what’s the meaning of the precision? Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices.
“May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling.
This thread went from.
Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality.
*find out it’s a Banksy*
Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing
Lol 😂
Too precise? How is it too precise. So in your opinion what’s the meaning of the precision? Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂 |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by thisisthesam on Oct 17, 2020 19:21:53 GMT 1, Do you think the work will be watched overnight tonight? Im planning to go tomoz and am praying there's no more paint splashed over it before the morning.
Hope so, I'm planning on doing the same.
Do you think the work will be watched overnight tonight? Im planning to go tomoz and am praying there's no more paint splashed over it before the morning. Hope so, I'm planning on doing the same. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by JW on Oct 17, 2020 19:27:02 GMT 1, “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂
Read back over my posts you absolute spoon.
I said I did think it was by Banksy and "liked it for what it is". And my view is that it is a harmless/playful piece, but not without some social commentary.
I didn't call it genius, nor did I comment on the quality before I saw close-up images.
There's only one Mickey Mouse art critic around here, and it's the guy who keeps coming in to every single Banksy thread with a holier than thou attitude but zero substance. Because you're so utterly thick - I'll point out that I'm referring to you.
Have you received the attention that you so desperately crave for today? I hope so because that's it from me.
“May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂 Read back over my posts you absolute spoon. I said I did think it was by Banksy and "liked it for what it is". And my view is that it is a harmless/playful piece, but not without some social commentary. I didn't call it genius, nor did I comment on the quality before I saw close-up images. There's only one Mickey Mouse art critic around here, and it's the guy who keeps coming in to every single Banksy thread with a holier than thou attitude but zero substance. Because you're so utterly thick - I'll point out that I'm referring to you. Have you received the attention that you so desperately crave for today? I hope so because that's it from me. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by acaipride on Oct 17, 2020 19:30:49 GMT 1, Hopefully El Pez.
Hopefully El Pez.
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by tab1 on Oct 17, 2020 19:36:18 GMT 1, Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂
Last bit agree with🤣
Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂 Last bit agree with🤣 |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Lord Lucas Roham on Oct 17, 2020 19:40:32 GMT 1, Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂
Post of the night. So true.
Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂 Post of the night. So true. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by ubl on Oct 17, 2020 20:06:38 GMT 1, Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂
Didnt really follow this thread, but I think most people agreed it looked quite nice. Piece of advice from the legendary Mark Twain:
"Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience."
Think about the process of cutting a stencil. Why would he create a pixel effect if not intentional? It would take more effort than cutting a straight line, so the steps would be very deliberate. Any argument that it's a result of a blown up a jpeg is odd. How has this not happened in the past if that's the case? I mentioned before that I see the hula girl in the same vein as No Ball Games. Think of it as a take on the hoop and stick game. Children in underprivileged areas making the best of their somewhat derelict surroundings and the discarded bike was a playful way to bring that to life. Perhaps the added pixel effect is an update to the previous message - as someone else referred to them as "digital kids". Whether by choice or more recently because of lock-down, the days of traditional outdoor fun is being substituted with artificial fun over social media (I still see a Facebook logo in her hair). All of that may be a stretch and you're the biggest sea lion I've ever seen, but it is nice to talk about the art rather than prices. “May be a stretch”. No your statement about the pixelation adding to the image is 100% a stretch and made up. It fine to have your opinion, but to play it off as ‘genius’ by the artist and as if it’s intentional and brings a deeper meaning is a Mickey Mouse art critique. It’s a joke. Sorry. This is why people mock art historians and their puffed up critiques of art. When they come up with nonsense it’s quite telling. This thread went from. Not a banksy it’s poorly done and jagged and pixelated. Looks bad. Not good quality. *find out it’s a Banksy* Wow the artistic genius of pixelating the work and adding a Facebook logo. Amazing Lol 😂 Didnt really follow this thread, but I think most people agreed it looked quite nice. Piece of advice from the legendary Mark Twain: "Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by iamzero on Oct 17, 2020 20:13:19 GMT 1, Entirely understandable to question if this was by Banksy or not. The pixelated style is strange but the rest of the piece in it’s entirety screams that he did it. Until confirmation I was on the fence just glad that came through just as we were heading out the door this morning. I’ve posted some more detailed images now.
Entirely understandable to question if this was by Banksy or not. The pixelated style is strange but the rest of the piece in it’s entirety screams that he did it. Until confirmation I was on the fence just glad that came through just as we were heading out the door this morning. I’ve posted some more detailed images now.
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Arty Farty 15 on Oct 17, 2020 20:22:51 GMT 1, Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown.
Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle.
Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown.
Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle.
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by charliec2701 on Oct 17, 2020 20:24:28 GMT 1, Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown. Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle.
Whatever you’re on I want some of that !!!
Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown. Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle. Whatever you’re on I want some of that !!! |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by FЯ on Oct 17, 2020 20:31:49 GMT 1, Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown. Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle.
kids don’t use facebook though and what would they being playing there boomer?
Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown. Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle. kids don’t use facebook though and what would they being playing there boomer? |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Arty Farty 15 on Oct 17, 2020 20:42:46 GMT 1, Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown. Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle. kids don’t use facebook though and what would they being playing there boomer?
Playing on ‘someone’s’ wall. As proved by the great iamzero post at the top of page 9 of this thread.
Boomers are the biggest drain on society 🤮 don’t tar me with that brush.
Intentionally pixelated to reflect the digital nature of children playing nowadays. Context is that Nottingham is on the brink of tier 3 lockdown. Kids are no longer playing on the streets but are instead playing on someone’s Facebook wall. It’s a vicious cycle. kids don’t use facebook though and what would they being playing there boomer? Playing on ‘someone’s’ wall. As proved by the great iamzero post at the top of page 9 of this thread. Boomers are the biggest drain on society 🤮 don’t tar me with that brush. |
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New Banksy in Nottingham , by Rubberneck on Oct 17, 2020 20:59:53 GMT 1, Why do you all think Banksy keeps using young girls in his artwork? It’s a theme that is becoming almost as prevalent as rats. With this last piece is it almost a too chocolate box representation of innocence?
Why do you all think Banksy keeps using young girls in his artwork? It’s a theme that is becoming almost as prevalent as rats. With this last piece is it almost a too chocolate box representation of innocence?
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