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[Lux_ury]

No I paint for fun during lock down I had too much time on my hands.
That one was called "Dante's toothache"
Guess the style Is what we call impasto!
I go through tubes of oil paint like I stole it.

 

[mhardy6647]

 

[Doodski]

Oil painting finally finished!

That's fantastic. I like the rough quality and the red contrast.

 

[napfkuchen]

100 x 140 cm, painted by a friend,
there are several original versions by Giacomo Balla (see here)

 

[pseudoid]

No I paint for fun during lock down I had too much time on my hands.
That one was called "Dante's toothache"
Guess the style Is what we call impasto!
I go through tubes of oil paint like I stole it.

I imagine @mhardy6647 goes thru more white/brown paint tubes than you do red paint.
If someone put a gun to my head and said "Paint", I'd reply with "go'head and pull the trigger, already!"

 

[thewas]

Oil painting finally finished!

Love it, is that just a hobby of yours?

 

[pseudoid]

This is the Christo and Jeanne-Claude's 'Umbrella Fence'.

During late 1990s - while on a 'trip' from-LA-to-SF - we had started seeing these bright yellow sheets in the rolling hills of central California (I-5) which went on for miles on end.
Unfortunately, my search only showed Christo's "Running Fence" art to have taken place in the early 1970s (it is said to have been a 24.5mile long, 18foot high stretch of white, billowing nylon curtains).

No! Ours was not a hallucinogenic trip.

 

[Lux_ury]

Love it, is that just a hobby of yours?

Yes I thought the left side of my brain needed some workout.
Thanks I'm defo noob only paint in oil.
I don't draw or use acrylics.
Only paint when I'm in pain (Lol emoji)
That first one was called "Day off in Hell"
I call the other "Slither of Hope" I painted that one before the Ukrainian war hence why i named it that when the war started.

 

[nobodynoz]

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Do they have those "weddings" on those "beaches"?

NO.... !

 

[nobodynoz]

Pierre-Auguste Renoir - Luncheon of the Boating Party.
Painted between 1880 and 1881.

 

[pseudoid]

Pierre-Auguste Renoir - Luncheon of the Boating Party.
Painted between 1880 and 1881.

Took me a few minutes to absorb that Renoir.
My takes:
*I would have invested in stocks of hat makers.
*Security would have escorted that lady off the premises for the dog-on-dinner-table.
*No one is drinking diet soda and no one is on their smartphones.

 

[Doodski]

Took me a few minutes to absorb that Renoir.
My takes:
*I would have invested in stocks of hat makers.
*Security would have escorted that lady off the premises for the dog-on-dinner-table.
*No one is drinking diet soda and no one is on their smartphones.

The artist made the women appear very friendly and chatty.

 

[pseudoid]

The artist made the women appear very friendly and chatty.

You mean they are not?
I am going to say "Put a Cork in it" but for other reasons.

"How Millenials (Almost) Killed the Wine Cork"

 

[CapMan]

 

[CapMan]

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This is where Spielberg filmed Warhorse on Dartmoor

 

[pseudoid]

This is where Spielberg filmed Warhorse on Dartmoor

I pretended it was something out of a StephenKing novel, somewhere in Maine.

 

[Timcognito]

Unfortunately, my search only showed Christo's "Running Fence" art to have taken place in the early 1970s (it is said to have been a 24.5mile long, 18foot high stretch of white, billowing nylon curtains).

I worked on that fence and still have my hard hat from that, use it when trimming my Cypress trees. I remember I made $1.35/hr (minimum wage) and was recruited along with many others from UC Berkeley.

 

[pseudoid]

I worked on that fence and still have my hard hat from that, use it when trimming my Cypress trees. I remember I made $1.35/hr (minimum wage) and was recruited along with many others from UC Berkeley.

But every photo I encountered shows it to be white in color. We clearly remember the one in the 90s to be of vivid (shimmering during sunset) yellow; as with the umbrellas.

 

[pseudoid]

RCR and RCL?
or
RCA and LCA?

 

[CapMan]