/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6862492
Okay? Monastery in the snow and contemplating the moon are two more of my favorite paintings. I love Friedrich, I love Hudson River School works. I don't really know what studio work has to do with it. It's not like any of them painted from photo reference. Fragonard, Freidrich, Cole, all looked at stuff in real life and then painted from internal vision. The Swing is a personal favorite though, as I really like the dreamlike composition, and the way the detail density seems to organically grow across the page.

>>6862498
I don't really care what artists say about their peers, as there's a clear conflict of interest.
I did not say that that Pegasus was thrilling to amateurs, I said it was thrilling to those who are content with not understanding it. That applies to professional artists and non-artists alike. Indeed, I would guess that Pegasus holds more sway in the art world than in the eye of the public. Like an anti-Kinkade.

>>6841486
Nah, that's not me. Notice that he's talking about an Eastern European woman he knows. I would guess he's from Europe. I'm an American. Would also explain why he's posting at 9AM my time.

>>6841485
Well, have fun doing it. Sounds like a parasocial relationship with a fictional character to me.