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    • StinkieS Offline
      Stinkie
      last edited by

      Hmm, yeah, what'd be a good title for this? Better yet, imagine for a sec this is an actual Christmas card. What would the caption read?

      Whoever comes up with the best idea, wins 15 kg of earwax.

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      • pbacotP Offline
        pbacot
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        This is great. Looks like a paper towel dispenser in a public restroom, along with the damn poorly angled wall that always seems to come existing in my remodel projects. This COULD BE the restroom I have plans for at this moment. Yay, indeed,...and Bah humbug!

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        • S Offline
          sketchup_fan
          last edited by

          Why are you lauphing guys? I see stinkies point here. He propably is renovating his house, so this is the corner
          of the house he hasn't yet moved his furniture on. On the other hand, with this image he passes a message to us all.
          The white wall symbolizes the white snow that is going to fall this winter and how cold and lonely these christmas are going to be for everyone The one-coloured painting (which is modern art), symbolizes how the modern-society has sucked out of the christmas as a custom it's trully meaning. Stinkies not only is trying to renovate his home, but he's creating a number of inner symbols that are going to be enclosed in everyones heart.

          (lol)

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          • StinkieS Offline
            Stinkie
            last edited by

            @sketchup_fan said:

            Why are you lauphing guys? I see stinkies point here. He propably is renovating his house, so this is the corner
            of the house he hasn't yet moved his furniture on. On the other hand, with this image he passes a message to us all.
            The white wall symbolizes the white snow that is going to fall this winter and how cold and lonely these christmas are going to be for everyone The one-coloured painting (which is modern art), symbolizes how the modern-society has sucked out of the christmas as a custom it's trully meaning. Stinkies not only is trying to renovate his home, but he's creating a number of inner symbols that are going to be enclosed in everyones heart.

            (lol)

            😆

            Excellent read!

            Mighty thick painting, though. 😉

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            • soloS Offline
              solo
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              vrayweb.jpg

              http://www.solos-art.com

              If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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              • Rich O BrienR Offline
                Rich O Brien Moderator
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                Christmas is coming....in 2010

                It's cancelled this year due to economic downturn!

                Lots of love,
                Rodolf the Red Nose Render

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                • david_hD Offline
                  david_h
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                  actually this is going to be my Christmas this year. I am trying to sell my house and All my Xmas Decorations are stored away in an offsite storage unit.

                  Caption . .. Everybody Sing along!

                  "I'm dreaming of a Race-neutral KwanzaChristicaHanniFestivussolstice!
                  Just like the one's I've never known!
                  Where there are no tree tops glistening and no children listening to any psuedo-religious, or socially offensive Songs!"

                  If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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                  • StinkieS Offline
                    Stinkie
                    last edited by

                    @unknownuser said:

                    KwanzaChristicaHanniFestivussolstice!

                    Festivus!

                    Link Preview Image
                    Festivus - Wikipedia

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                    (en.wikipedia.org)

                    Brilliant episode, that one.

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                    • david57D Offline
                      david57
                      last edited by

                      Oh, didnt want to say anything but i think your tree is on the floor.

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                      • K Offline
                        kwistenbiebel
                        last edited by

                        Fantastic Christmas card Stinkie!
                        Just love the idea.

                        Hilarious and a bit tragic at the same time.

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                        • S Offline
                          sepo
                          last edited by

                          I can hear "Suicide is painless" in the background....

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                          • F Offline
                            fymoro
                            last edited by

                            What can I say....... ❓.....Your image inspire me nothing..... ❓ Maybe it is just what you wanted....

                            http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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                            • arail1A Offline
                              arail1
                              last edited by

                              All kidding aside, this is a great image. One of your best.

                              The odd angle of the wall to the right, the way the chair rail defines the shallowness of the space. All very quiet, very subtle, very impressive.

                              A question - is the box on the wall something common where you live? In other words, would a viewer there recognize that object? I see it as just a 'thing', jutting into the picture, without definition or explanation, which I like but I'm aware that might be a cultural effect.

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                              • StinkieS Offline
                                Stinkie
                                last edited by

                                Glad you like it.

                                @arail1 said:

                                A question - is the box on the wall something common where you live?

                                It's a generic kitchen cupboard, the kind you'd find in cheap flats from the sixties or seventies.

                                @arail1 said:

                                I see it as just a 'thing', jutting into the picture

                                As do I. It has no meaning - it's just there for compositional reasons.

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                                • AnssiA Offline
                                  Anssi
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                                  @solo said:

                                  That just screams Yule time, you have captured the spirit of Christmas in an athiest home.

                                  I know what you mean - I have known people who use the holidays to do their yearly grand house cleaning.
                                  However, I have never thought Father Christmas to be a religious figure. Strictly speaking, Yule (especially spelled like that) is not a religious feast at all. So as an atheist I have never found it necessary to be especially gloomy during Christmas, I just take it as it comes and have fun with my family.

                                  OK, somebody may mention St.Nicholaus, but Lutherans (my brand of atheism has a Lutheran background)don't believe in saints anyway.

                                  Anssi

                                  securi adversus homines, securi adversus deos rem difficillimam adsecuti sunt, ut illis ne voto quidem opus esset

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                                  • arail1A Offline
                                    arail1
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                                    @unknownuser said:

                                    It's a generic kitchen cupboard, the kind you'd find in cheap flats from the sixties or seventies.

                                    That's interesting. The proportions of it made me think it was something smaller, like an electrical fuse box. Knowing it's a kitchen cupboard makes the space visually larger to me. The mind telling the eye what to see.

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                                    • StinkieS Offline
                                      Stinkie
                                      last edited by

                                      The space is rather large, and I'd prefer people to perceive it that way. Obviously I don't know whether that's a good idea. Did you like the image better when you perceived the space as relatively small?

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                                      • soloS Offline
                                        solo
                                        last edited by

                                        Anssi, I too am atheist, that's my non religion, my family have the choice to believe what they will, they fortunately do subscribe to evolution and the scientific age of our universe.
                                        As for Christmas, we certainly do celebrate it as we do Easter, Halloween, Valentines day and Independence day, an excuse to celebrate for the sake of it, a change of our daily lives and an anticipation for the kids.
                                        We do not attach any historic or religious connotations to it but rather embrace the family and jolly times to be had.
                                        Unlike the southern baptists that preach no false gods yet exhalt Santa at Christmas to kids who idolise him, only to be told as they get older that he does not exist (all lies) and that celebration is really about the birth of that scrawny hippie looking dude.

                                        sorry about the OT.

                                        http://www.solos-art.com

                                        If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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                                        • StinkieS Offline
                                          Stinkie
                                          last edited by

                                          Quite allright.

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                                          • arail1A Offline
                                            arail1
                                            last edited by

                                            @unknownuser said:

                                            The space is rather large, and I'd prefer people to perceive it that way. Obviously I don't know whether that's a good idea. Did you like the image better when you perceived the space as relatively small?

                                            Yes, I liked it better as a shallow, awkward space. The odd trapezoidal shapes flip back and forth from 2D to 3D when I see it as a shallow space, less so when it recedes further away from me. But that might just be the effect that occurs when you first hear a piece of music and from that time forward, other performances of it sound 'off'. I will never be comfortable with the new MOMA because it's not the old MOMA, etc..

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