I drew this five days ago, but didn’t have time to post it here till today! Based on the convo me and my sis had while waiting for our plane to America, which was delayed by four hours -_-
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iconoclast
In case you haven’t noticed, he’s weird. He’s a weirdo. Have you ever seen him without this stupid hat on? That’s weird. We get it, you’re into guys with an edge. You won’t catch him following trends, but you might catch him stirring his black coffee with a lit cigarette at the local art cafe. Thank you for keeping the spirit of 2012 Tumblr alive
New definition of art has just dropped that should satisfy everybody: if it's in an art gallery, it's art. Works currently on display in art galleries? Art. Works not on display in art galleries? Not art. Chairs, carpets, light fittings etc in art galleries? Art. People inside are galleries? Art. Everything outside art galleries? Not art. This is predicted to cause no problems and upset nobody. In a related update everything currently inside a restaurant has been categorised as 'food' so watch out.
modern art
This looks like art from a 1980s pop album.
The cover for a new Chuck Tingle book.
making art sites that don't allow NSFW is useless to me. not even to get my rocks off, i mean at this point not allowing NSFW ends up being a nightmare of random queers getting banned because the guidelines are too ill-defined and art that presents the human body, especially femme and trans, will just get obliterated for no reason despite not being sexual.
come here and make art :) except the gross art. we don't want the gross art
Tfw someone thinks "all art is political" means "all art is overtly and intentionally out to make a political statement" when it actually means "all art is inevitably influenced by the politics of both the artist personally and the society they live in"
Tfw someone thinks "all art is political" means "all art is overtly and intentionally out to make a political statement" when it actually means "all art is inevitably influenced by the politics of both the artist personally and the society they live in"