Seriously though, colour has an incredible effect on emotion as everyone knows. Feeling blue? We all relate the hue with sadness…., odd that. Seeing red? Blood in your eyes…. almost makes one clench a fist Yellow, amber, shades of autumn have a soothing regard…., proceed with your endeavour but please use caution Black is why we need a lampshade made of jew skin…., didn’t see that one coming did ya? (neither did the headless kike!) As always, ROMANSALUTE! Colour me brash, colour me brainless, I will flash you my white ass as I am impossibly shameless
Thing with REAL migraine headaches (not the pill pusher definition) , is the first one is the WORST one.
Pain becomes less and less until the migraine headache completely disappears.
Normal headaches obviously still remain
Fun Fact: there are no nerve endings in the brain thus the brain can never in actuality ‘feel’ pain. Usually (tumour excluded), a glass of water or two will rehydrate the membrane surrounding the brain, relieving pressure and perceived pain.
This comment was NOT sponsored by Pfizer…, because at Pfizer, the pain is only a subscription away
[ - ] canbot 1 point 1.5 yearsNov 20, 2023 14:36:39 ago (+1/-0)
Went to the Picasso museum in Spain. The guy is a real pervert. Painted women pissing. Lots of nudity. Would not be surprised if there were a lot more paintings not displayed because of naked kids in them.
I'm torn between the idea that he is only famous because he was a socialite and became friends with the right group of wealthy art enthusiasts, and the idea that his art became popular because it was unique.
Realism shows talent, takes time and looks good, but it is inharently giverned by reality. You could try to create your own signature in that style by having a consitent palette or composition but then you rely on the observers to be able to consistently recognize that.
Picasso's scribbles are ugly but instantly recognizable. Art snobs value that more than they should.
He started as a realist, his dad was a painter and instructor. He simply got bored and wanted to do his own thing. He was also one of the most prolific painters in history...tens of thousands of paintings, sketches, prints, sculptures, etc. Painted until he died at 91.
[ - ] canbot 1 point 1.5 yearsNov 20, 2023 15:42:33 ago (+1/-0)
He simply got bored and wanted to do his own thing.
More like he got lazy. He could have done his own thing in some way that brought more value and beauty into the world. He could have gone out into the world and captured images of things that would not last long, like the open spaces next to cities or the people of different social movements at the time.
He painted scribbles.
He was also one of the most prolific painters in history
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[ - ] Deplorablepoetry 0 points 1.5 yearsNov 20, 2023 13:56:37 ago (+0/-0)
Seriously though, colour has an incredible effect on emotion as everyone knows.
Feeling blue? We all relate the hue with sadness…., odd that.
Seeing red? Blood in your eyes…. almost makes one clench a fist
Yellow, amber, shades of autumn have a soothing regard…., proceed with your endeavour but please use caution
Black is why we need a lampshade made of jew skin…., didn’t see that one coming did ya? (neither did the headless kike!)
As always, ROMAN SALUTE!
Colour me brash, colour me brainless, I will flash you my white ass as I am impossibly shameless
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[ - ] Deplorablepoetry 0 points 1.5 yearsNov 20, 2023 14:10:18 ago (+0/-0)
Pain becomes less and less until the migraine headache completely disappears.
Normal headaches obviously still remain
Fun Fact: there are no nerve endings in the brain thus the brain can never in actuality ‘feel’ pain. Usually (tumour excluded), a glass of water or two will rehydrate the membrane surrounding the brain, relieving pressure and perceived pain.
This comment was NOT sponsored by Pfizer…, because at Pfizer, the pain is only a subscription away
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[ - ] Barfcock19 3 points 1.5 yearsNov 20, 2023 11:22:47 ago (+3/-0)
Not saying I like the other stuff but I can understand why...
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I'm torn between the idea that he is only famous because he was a socialite and became friends with the right group of wealthy art enthusiasts, and the idea that his art became popular because it was unique.
Realism shows talent, takes time and looks good, but it is inharently giverned by reality. You could try to create your own signature in that style by having a consitent palette or composition but then you rely on the observers to be able to consistently recognize that.
Picasso's scribbles are ugly but instantly recognizable. Art snobs value that more than they should.
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[ - ] canbot 1 point 1.5 yearsNov 20, 2023 15:42:33 ago (+1/-0)
More like he got lazy. He could have done his own thing in some way that brought more value and beauty into the world. He could have gone out into the world and captured images of things that would not last long, like the open spaces next to cities or the people of different social movements at the time.
He painted scribbles.
He painted scribbles.
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