PJ.
In an Ideal World ...
The painter of light™ and the world's best painter of animals could get together and paint this.
Gayford/Kinkade working together
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From what I am learning from Lisa Brash's art opines I doubt their styles would mix PJ, and i'm somewhat surprised you don't realise that.
If you look closely their strokes are somewhat contradictory. I find Kinkade demonstrates a more rigorously formal approach to that of Gayford, who effortlessly fuses a juxtaposition of chaos with order.
I feel you should spend a little bit of time listening to Lisa's well thought out critques before suggesting a collaboration which, to be blunt, would not result in a more lucent mirror of our collective subconscious.
If you look closely their strokes are somewhat contradictory. I find Kinkade demonstrates a more rigorously formal approach to that of Gayford, who effortlessly fuses a juxtaposition of chaos with order.
I feel you should spend a little bit of time listening to Lisa's well thought out critques before suggesting a collaboration which, to be blunt, would not result in a more lucent mirror of our collective subconscious.
Mommabear
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Until I started watching Lisa Brash's Art sales I would have said 'that picture is crap d'ya know what I mean like'. However her perceptive, and dare I say provocative appreciation of Art has really influenced my thinking.
She has an eye for Art that I have never come across before. I find it as stimualting as I do moving.
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PJ.
In an Ideal World ...
Have you heard his monologues? I fail to see how anyone can not call him anything but dirty after one of those never mind every shift.
PJ
PJ.
In an Ideal World ...
You are right the word dirty could mean anything from a stain on a shirt to a stain on television but just because a word has multiple meanings, it doesn't mean that when you use the word it has to fit for every meaning.
