WOOF
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Artists You Might Not Know, by WOOF on Jan 28, 2017 0:12:27 GMT 1, Am I the only one that thinks this thread should actually be it's own subforum. That way people can post topics about specific artists and have real conversations about them instead of just dropping links with a few pics. Daniel Silk can we look into making that change. And maybe a subforum for art that's not urban/street? Please don't make it too complicated. I like this thread.
Not trying to complicate anything. But sectioning it out makes it much easier to actually talk about the artists vs. just scrolling through pictures and then moving on. Right now, this thread is like an instagram account. which isn't necessarily a bad thing. But if a forum is about discussion, this thread doesn't exactly encourage that.
Just sayin'.
Am I the only one that thinks this thread should actually be it's own subforum. That way people can post topics about specific artists and have real conversations about them instead of just dropping links with a few pics. Daniel Silk can we look into making that change. And maybe a subforum for art that's not urban/street? Please don't make it too complicated. I like this thread. Not trying to complicate anything. But sectioning it out makes it much easier to actually talk about the artists vs. just scrolling through pictures and then moving on. Right now, this thread is like an instagram account. which isn't necessarily a bad thing. But if a forum is about discussion, this thread doesn't exactly encourage that. Just sayin'. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Jan 28, 2017 0:22:19 GMT 1, Please don't make it too complicated. I like this thread. Not trying to complicate anything. But sectioning it out makes it much easier to actually talk about the artists vs. just scrolling through pictures and then moving on. Right now, this thread is like an instagram account. which isn't necessarily a bad thing. But if a forum is about discussion, this thread doesn't exactly encourage that. Just sayin'.
I think the introduction of the like button caused that.
It's the same with the street art threads. And the get your art out thread.
Members click like rather than comment.
It's lazy, but a laziness that's encouraged. I'm as guilty of it as anyone.
If there was a sub board for artists members might not know, with further sub boards for different genres of work, I would be discouraged posting links and pictures, and if I did members would still just click like, rather than comment (I think).
Best way to encourage discussion is do away with the like button.
Please don't make it too complicated. I like this thread. Not trying to complicate anything. But sectioning it out makes it much easier to actually talk about the artists vs. just scrolling through pictures and then moving on. Right now, this thread is like an instagram account. which isn't necessarily a bad thing. But if a forum is about discussion, this thread doesn't exactly encourage that. Just sayin'. I think the introduction of the like button caused that. It's the same with the street art threads. And the get your art out thread. Members click like rather than comment. It's lazy, but a laziness that's encouraged. I'm as guilty of it as anyone. If there was a sub board for artists members might not know, with further sub boards for different genres of work, I would be discouraged posting links and pictures, and if I did members would still just click like, rather than comment (I think). Best way to encourage discussion is do away with the like button. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by WOOF on Jan 28, 2017 0:38:05 GMT 1, I definitely agree about the like button 
If there was a sub forum for unknown artists,I think ti'd be simple enough without further subforums if people just made the thread something like:
Sebas Velasco [Street art]
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Richard Learoyd [Photography]
I definitely agree about the like button If there was a sub forum for unknown artists,I think ti'd be simple enough without further subforums if people just made the thread something like: Sebas Velasco [Street art] of Richard Learoyd [Photography] |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Jan 28, 2017 1:37:04 GMT 1, Not trying to complicate anything. But sectioning it out makes it much easier to actually talk about the artists vs. just scrolling through pictures and then moving on. Right now, this thread is like an instagram account. which isn't necessarily a bad thing. But if a forum is about discussion, this thread doesn't exactly encourage that. Just sayin'. I think the introduction of the like button caused that. It's the same with the street art threads. And the get your art out thread. Members click like rather than comment. It's lazy, but a laziness that's encouraged. I'm as guilty of it as anyone. If there was a sub board for artists members might not know, with further sub boards for different genres of work, I would be discouraged posting links and pictures, and if I did members would still just click like, rather than comment (I think). Best way to encourage discussion is do away with the like button.
Not trying to complicate anything. But sectioning it out makes it much easier to actually talk about the artists vs. just scrolling through pictures and then moving on. Right now, this thread is like an instagram account. which isn't necessarily a bad thing. But if a forum is about discussion, this thread doesn't exactly encourage that. Just sayin'. I think the introduction of the like button caused that. It's the same with the street art threads. And the get your art out thread. Members click like rather than comment. It's lazy, but a laziness that's encouraged. I'm as guilty of it as anyone. If there was a sub board for artists members might not know, with further sub boards for different genres of work, I would be discouraged posting links and pictures, and if I did members would still just click like, rather than comment (I think). Best way to encourage discussion is do away with the like button. I like this. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Jan 28, 2017 3:05:48 GMT 1, I think the introduction of the like button caused that. It's the same with the street art threads. And the get your art out thread. Members click like rather than comment. It's lazy, but a laziness that's encouraged. I'm as guilty of it as anyone. If there was a sub board for artists members might not know, with further sub boards for different genres of work, I would be discouraged posting links and pictures, and if I did members would still just click like, rather than comment (I think). Best way to encourage discussion is do away with the like button. I like this.
That's the spirit!
I think the introduction of the like button caused that. It's the same with the street art threads. And the get your art out thread. Members click like rather than comment. It's lazy, but a laziness that's encouraged. I'm as guilty of it as anyone. If there was a sub board for artists members might not know, with further sub boards for different genres of work, I would be discouraged posting links and pictures, and if I did members would still just click like, rather than comment (I think). Best way to encourage discussion is do away with the like button. I like this. That's the spirit! |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Black Apple Art on Jan 28, 2017 3:38:57 GMT 1, I actually like Coach 's comment and also like that you liked it.
I actually like Coach 's comment and also like that you liked it. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Jan 28, 2017 4:02:08 GMT 1, I actually like Coach 's comment and also like that you liked it.
I like really do like the comments that I push the like button for :-) and I really enjoy this thread too.
I actually like Coach 's comment and also like that you liked it. I like really do like the comments that I push the like button for :-) and I really enjoy this thread too. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Jan 28, 2017 9:57:12 GMT 1, I agree with everything written above and what this forum really needs is a buy it now button
I agree with everything written above and what this forum really needs is a buy it now button |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Jan 28, 2017 22:37:47 GMT 1, Thomas Heatherwick
www.heatherwick.com
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Jan 28, 2017 22:46:46 GMT 1, Michelle Doll
www.michelledoll.com
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Jan 28, 2017 23:24:56 GMT 1,
Great design i saw the seed pavilion when I went to the shanghai expo, it weren't my favourite design but really impressive and one of the standouts.
Great design i saw the seed pavilion when I went to the shanghai expo, it weren't my favourite design but really impressive and one of the standouts. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by k2 on Jan 29, 2017 0:17:38 GMT 1, Tom Cartmill
Saw his work at Brighton Art Fair last year - the textures are amazing.
www.tomcartmill.com/
Tom Cartmill Saw his work at Brighton Art Fair last year - the textures are amazing. www.tomcartmill.com/ |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by rjf76 on Jan 29, 2017 11:44:34 GMT 1, I love his 'brick' work @augustg ...seen a few of his pieces on the streets - what's not to love - lego and art!
I love his 'brick' work @augustg ...seen a few of his pieces on the streets - what's not to love - lego and art! |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by zynaps on Feb 5, 2017 16:01:50 GMT 1, Pedro Correia (aka RAW)
Cyanotype revelation/Alternative photo manipulation. Merging portraits into urban landscapes.
He's starting. Interesting to check where this direction will take him.
 
 
Hope you enjoy. Cheers.
Pedro Correia (aka RAW)
Cyanotype revelation/Alternative photo manipulation. Merging portraits into urban landscapes.
He's starting. Interesting to check where this direction will take him.
Hope you enjoy. Cheers. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by nandaman on Feb 9, 2017 16:10:35 GMT 1, Jason Skeldon - Great local artist from Tampa/St. Pete, Florida. super pop-art, but does some really cool stuff. Works with stencil, brush, free-hand, foil, resin - large, brash pieces - but inexpensive and does a lot of commission work. Good guy. Feel free to contact him through social media as well if you wanted a commission.
www.instagram.com/jasonskeldon/?hl=en
Jason Skeldon - Great local artist from Tampa/St. Pete, Florida. super pop-art, but does some really cool stuff. Works with stencil, brush, free-hand, foil, resin - large, brash pieces - but inexpensive and does a lot of commission work. Good guy. Feel free to contact him through social media as well if you wanted a commission. www.instagram.com/jasonskeldon/?hl=en |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Feb 9, 2017 23:05:59 GMT 1, Kenne Gregoire
kennegregoire.com
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Feb 10, 2017 1:03:15 GMT 1, Afraid not dreadnatty. Not my cup of tea.
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Artists You Might Not Know, by nandaman on Feb 10, 2017 4:28:56 GMT 1, I just posted looking for some of Diego Dayer's paintings, but he is one of my all-time favorites and no one here seems to know too much about him.
www.instagram.com/diegodayer/
I just posted looking for some of Diego Dayer's paintings, but he is one of my all-time favorites and no one here seems to know too much about him. www.instagram.com/diegodayer/ |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Viking Surfer on Mar 21, 2017 13:22:09 GMT 1, This just rocked my world.
Artist: Craig Damrauer.
This just rocked my world. Artist: Craig Damrauer. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by I Woke in Relief on Mar 21, 2017 14:47:04 GMT 1, This just rocked my world. Artist: Craig Damrauer.
This just rocked my world. Artist: Craig Damrauer. I had a shirt (in blue) with this on it back in college. Still quote it to this day. Had never seen the actual piece, or an artist attached to it though - thanks! |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by dreadnatty on Mar 28, 2017 19:54:02 GMT 1, hyperallergic.com/366712/yale-school-of-art-mfa-open-studios-2017/
Visit the Yale School of Art’s MFA Open Studios, April 1–2
The Yale School of Art hosts its annual graduate open studios featuring work from the departments of Graphic Design, Painting and Printmaking, Photography, and Sculpture.
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Apr 17, 2017 19:13:44 GMT 1, Just bought my first pokras lampas print for 165 dollars. He calls it caligrafuturism. As a retna owner I think this guy is offering more for 100th the price!
unframed.bigcartel.com/product/pokras-lampas
Really cool guy
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