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stephcre-8also there are lans literally minutes away from me on a yearly basis, but none for tf2. so im quite upsetcre-8A question I have to this day. Where’s my lan at people? I can’t make it by myself!
full offense: i am so fucking tired of seeing your inane posts on this god damn website. i know youre on the spectrum and i know youre a younger kid and im sorry if you dont know any better but please genuinely just stop posting. you constantly post stupid shit everywhere but now youre posting stupid shit on a thread that has ties to people getting raped, abused, and sexually assaulted, among other things. it's so genuinely not the time or the place. Please just STOP for gods sake.

full offense steph: i am so fucking tired of seeing your inane posts on this god damn website. i know youre on the spectrum and i know youre a younger kid and im sorry if you dont know any better but please genuinely just stop posting. you constantly post stupid shit everywhere but now youre posting stupid shit on a thread that has ties to people getting raped, abused, and sexually assaulted, among other things. it's so genuinely not the time or the place. Please just STOP for gods sake.

funhaver1998MouldI don't know or particularly care whether it's art or not, I don't see why I should be impressed if it takes no real talent.
why is a matter of being impressed? if an author just strung together the most abstract longest words they could find and string it into a coherent sentence, that alone doesn't make them a great author.

there is no reason to make paintings and sculptures as realistically as possible for the sake of impressing people today. with the 3D modelling technology available or just plain simple cameras, which is probably what motivated this shift to what we see today. why spend months and years painting some bridge for the sake of it when you could take a picture of it, have it look as realistic as possible going beyond what any human could achieve in a second?

which is why this is worth shit and no one cares about it
https://ibb.co/fVcL4Q]

and this worth millions and in the tate
https://ibb.co/fKNbdk

when i show rothko's work to anyone or bring them into the tates rothko room, which is a room soley dedicated to a collection of these paintings and is a pretty huge deal, in fact i think in rothko's prime he was considered one of the best american artists, they usually say shit like 'anyone could do that' or that its just dog shit for rich people and never understand why someone would spend literally millions on these, one of which was #10 on this documentary i watched yesterday where they were showing the most expensive paintings ever sold to date (this being after 2009 i think) and they usually hate it so much they never ask themselves the questions that would lead to the answers.

could you imagine painting that set? why would a grown adult painter, someone who makes their living off of it grab a paint brush and just start painting 'like a 3 year old' in the first place? he didnt just shit these out either they're huge and there's like 11 of them. the motivation behind them was also a comission for a fancy restaurant so a lot is on the line here. now taking that all in mind, this specific piece is a lot more important than the random decisons and lack of control of a 3 year old and now opens the question thats central to appreciating modern art, which is what is this person trying to tell me?

by the way, this is an early rothko, before he started with those formless pieces which dominated his work and that he is more known for https://ibb.co/kpcjEQ] so its not that he just cant paint either. hes painting like that on purpose. why? he credits the change in his style after the red studio by matisse. i cant find the documentary i saw on this, but it would be really interesting to show you where they said his favourite part was and why he liked it so much, which was just the blank space which is also kinda funny the way they zoom into the nothingness https://ibb.co/gHP6uQ

rothko said if a person understood his work, that they would cry. now theres no real use explaining why i personally think it merits its prestige, because you could google and find heaps and heaps of essays on this thing which is what seperates this from the daft punk picture (first thing that came to my mind when thinking 'impressive' and modern) is there any more to it other than it looks cool? no, you see it, you've taken it all in and its shit. its cool the person had the ability to replicate what they see, but it says nothing, its lifeless.

so what does that mean for paintings before the modern movement like turner and william adolphe? the difference between their works and the daft punk is that the old guy's paintings have that same emotion, that same depth as the rothko, maybe even more, which is why they are remembered today. they're the shakespeares of painting basically. its got much less to do with how realistic and impressive their work is, it always comes back to the question of what is this person trying to tell me. people who paint now are influenced by the old masters the same way today's playwrights and poets are influenced by shakespeare and aristotle even though their shit looks nothing alike.

watch this what do you think about it https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hsxR8aT2Ob0 they show this at the tate and i dont even think you need to think to understand the emotion, not even because of how aggressive he is, but to look at the painting after watching him fucking pound the canvas, the music, the colours, the shape, how it became all come together to make this feeling, extremely similar to how the old masters make a 'feeling' but it looks nothing alike, which just goes to show the old masters influence and spirit are still much so alive in art, just doesn't look the same.
fahrenheitPhilip Glass, and Steve Reich.i highly recommend you listen to these 2 even if u still dont buy the whole modern art thing. i had no idea who they were but was searching for their music for years cause i heard them in films, the first hunger games film where they start running for the cornucopia was my favourite part of the film because of the music, and i found it was steve reich like 2 years ago. listen to six pianos by steve reich and floe by philip glass.Varihttps://my.mixtape.moe/oaeadb.png

hi guys please rate my painting!!!!! :)

the fact that the 1st comment is sitting on 0 votes and this one is on 3 is a joke lmao

i guess its funner to circlejerk than actually try to educate yourself and see things from a new perspective