Painting and advertising

These days, I often find myself looking at all sorts of funny prints, ads, paintings, etc. They’re everywhere, when I come home from the town, when I turn on the TV, when I open Mozilla… especially on the internet.

Here is a place for art lovers to have a funny 2 min moment. I’m curious see which one of you guesses all the real paintings
I think I’m gonna become a fan of La Boite Verte…

Bored Panda shows us a lot of funny material, this time from the advertising zone:
- Top 15 Worst logo fails ever
- Top 25 Vintage ads that would be banned today
or – 44 Best Condom ads ever created and lots of other inspiring material.

How do you amuse yourselves online?

 

Momento

Between the scars in the closet, I run into a painting I made some time ago.
It was supposed to be color playing in blue, but it ended being the prison of suffering and past. Living proof of moments and feelings.
So now, the paint look so heavy I can’t even look at it for long. But i can destroy it any time, and that is a great relief.
It’s the only painting I’ll forever keep.

Harmony in blue? No, it’s a storm!

 

Ne simtim artisti uneori

Cea mai frumoasa relaxare … jocul.
Si cum departe de mine e jocul cu instrumente muzicale, jocul culorilor este preferatul meu.
Asa ca…ce m-am gandit acum cateva seri?
Sa ii fac o surpriza Cristinei.
Here it is: “For Christine“

 

Incerci un Pollock?

Jackson Pollock, pictor american; miscarea abstract impresionista, filmul (merita vazut ca tot a venit vorba – Pollock), numele intiparit pentru totdeauna in istoria artelor, influenta majora, the key…

“I continue to get further away from the usual painter’s tools such as easel, palette, brushes, etc. I prefer sticks, trowels, knives and dripping fluid paint or a heavy impasto with sand, broken glass or other foreign matter added.”

Nu exista cate un Pollock in fiecare dintre noi…de fapt, exista un singur Pollock, dar si un site care ofera posibilitatea navigatorilor sa-si exerseze talentul (iar pentru a schimba culoarea, just leftclick):

Pollock