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Doc Watson
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Someone made a commit in YA that this style of painting which I've been playing around with is considered Industrial Abstract Art.
By this I assumed she was lumping what I'm doing now in with all those neutral, mass produced, interior designer selected, non-objectable paintings that we see in many office lobbies and hallways.
Does this new stuff I'm doing really seem that much like those lobby paintings? Please be honest.
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/pic/0008yr21/g119
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/pic/0008rxzr/g119
(As always, you can keep clicking on the images to enlarge them to full screen.)
I've never liked labels and never worried about fitting into a pre-existing category with my work. If I was to give this work I'm doing a label I would probably call it 'Techno Art' because it looks like it belong in our Technology Age.
No, this isn't digital art. It's paint on canvas.
By this I assumed she was lumping what I'm doing now in with all those neutral, mass produced, interior designer selected, non-objectable paintings that we see in many office lobbies and hallways.
Does this new stuff I'm doing really seem that much like those lobby paintings? Please be honest.
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/pic/0008yr21/g119
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/pic/0008rxzr/g119
(As always, you can keep clicking on the images to enlarge them to full screen.)
I've never liked labels and never worried about fitting into a pre-existing category with my work. If I was to give this work I'm doing a label I would probably call it 'Techno Art' because it looks like it belong in our Technology Age.
No, this isn't digital art. It's paint on canvas.