From: | Rand Ratinac docwagon101@*****.com |
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Subject: | New on fasa.com |
Date: | Mon, 2 Aug 1999 00:08:58 -0700 (PDT) |
> ] Oh, and Twist? When you were talking about MacDougall, did you mean
THE Doog? Larry MacDougall? You really LIKE his stuff?
> ]
> ] *Doc' does an impression of a beached whale puking...*
> ]
> ] I mean, really, his work SUCKS. I even like Bergting's stuff
better. There's absolutely no realism, except in a few, rare instances.
Have you ever checked out his pics in NAN1? We're talking non-human
humans here. Ack. Gag me.
> ]
> ] *Doc' hurries into the toilet to purge himself of some vitriol
before it eats through his stomach lining...*
>
> I guess it depends on what level of realism you like...I'm
guessing, Doc', that Bradstreet and Jackson would be more up your
alley? Bergting (my favourite SR artist) and MacDougall both have a
very stylized...umm, style. It ain't exactly photo-realistic, but it
conveys the idea, and the mood or the picture very well, I think.
> -Murder of One
Bradstreet was good and I quite like most of Jackson's work. As I
mentioned, my favourite was Karl Waller.
You have a point, I guess, but IMNSHO realism has to come in somewhere.
Doog's art doesn't strike me as stylised. "Messy" and "ugly" would be
better words IMO. But as always, YMMV.
If you hadn't guessed, I can't stand modern art (when talking about
paintings, esp. ones of people). It's gotta look somewhat real,
otherwise it doesn't take talent, it just takes paint. Sure, Doog and
Bergting have probably got talent (well, Bergting does - I do like that
elf with the top-hat near the front of MitS), but still...
Yeah, whatever. You like it, I can't stand it. Such is life. :)
*Doc' breaks into a Doris Day medley...*
==Doc'
(aka Mr. Freaky Big, Super-Dynamic Troll of Tomorrow)
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