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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 3:53:09 GMT 1, feedback anyone?
feedback anyone?
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 4:00:58 GMT 1, subterranian exposure (c)
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 4:03:53 GMT 1, subterranian exposure (c)
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 4:06:26 GMT 1, subterranian exposure (c)
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 4:08:50 GMT 1, subterranian exposure (c)
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 14:31:32 GMT 1, Rainy Day Messiah
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Damien on Mar 18, 2012 17:57:21 GMT 1, what are the paintings/ collages about?
what are the paintings/ collages about?
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 19:57:10 GMT 1, Hank Paper T-Shirts available PM me
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 18, 2012 22:57:16 GMT 1, second story recognition
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by saint on Mar 19, 2012 12:34:41 GMT 1, At the risk of receiving negs, plus a ban from silky, i have to say this isn't my cup of tea.
Can you explain what your thought process was? cos to me (just my opinion) it just looks like you made a mess. I'm not sure what the stencil is supposed to be of either?? but looks like the kind of thing you download from stencils for free.com
Anyways. Perhaps you should start 1 thread, and put all your art on there? that way it would all be in one place rathe than loads of threads to look at. Check out the way Phenna posts his work for critique maybe?
Just my 2c.
At the risk of receiving negs, plus a ban from silky, i have to say this isn't my cup of tea.
Can you explain what your thought process was? cos to me (just my opinion) it just looks like you made a mess. I'm not sure what the stencil is supposed to be of either?? but looks like the kind of thing you download from stencils for free.com
Anyways. Perhaps you should start 1 thread, and put all your art on there? that way it would all be in one place rathe than loads of threads to look at. Check out the way Phenna posts his work for critique maybe?
Just my 2c.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by mace on Mar 19, 2012 12:54:28 GMT 1, Cartrain ? New concept ?
Cartrain ? New concept ?
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by baznyc on Mar 19, 2012 14:27:11 GMT 1,
What is it? I can see there's no humour or irony involved so what's the context. It's got to have some context otherwise it is totally meaningless and poorly executed.
What is it? I can see there's no humour or irony involved so what's the context. It's got to have some context otherwise it is totally meaningless and poorly executed.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by loucastel on Mar 19, 2012 17:01:35 GMT 1, It wouldn't be so bad if we could see them properly, the picture is either to small and when you click on it, it takes up three screens, must be too many jpeg mega pixies or whatever they are!!,
Looking at some of the work on his website, it could be classed as... erm...interesting, I too would like to know a bit more about the thought process behind the images, or is it just random collage?
It wouldn't be so bad if we could see them properly, the picture is either to small and when you click on it, it takes up three screens, must be too many jpeg mega pixies or whatever they are!!,
Looking at some of the work on his website, it could be classed as... erm...interesting, I too would like to know a bit more about the thought process behind the images, or is it just random collage?
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 20:26:30 GMT 1, The images in themselfs are arbitrary its only in the context of the other elements of the piece that they gain any relevance. They are meant to convey memories in a language of images. The process it self is entirely about the act of creating the sculpture or painting, and there is absolutly no conceptual element put there by me. Any concept or connection is meant to be made by the viewer. I admit that my photos do not fully represent the art, but i'm working on that.
The images in themselfs are arbitrary its only in the context of the other elements of the piece that they gain any relevance. They are meant to convey memories in a language of images. The process it self is entirely about the act of creating the sculpture or painting, and there is absolutly no conceptual element put there by me. Any concept or connection is meant to be made by the viewer. I admit that my photos do not fully represent the art, but i'm working on that.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 20:43:01 GMT 1, A sincere thanks to all the comments, please keep them coming
A sincere thanks to all the comments, please keep them coming
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 21:11:55 GMT 1, Gold Rimmed Conductor
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 21:22:52 GMT 1, Tested Quality
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 21:26:50 GMT 1, So I've resized the images. I know how annoying oversized images can be, these should comfotably fit on any screen.
So I've resized the images. I know how annoying oversized images can be, these should comfotably fit on any screen.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 21:37:09 GMT 1, mexican american
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 21:44:17 GMT 1, What I'm really trying to do is create the feeling of layers of information on an urban landscape built up over a long period of time. Each element is something on its own but when all these layers exist together its a whole other aesthetic.
What I'm really trying to do is create the feeling of layers of information on an urban landscape built up over a long period of time. Each element is something on its own but when all these layers exist together its a whole other aesthetic.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 21:56:31 GMT 1, Mr Coffee Nerves
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by eschiff on Mar 19, 2012 22:18:31 GMT 1, I know you said it in another thread graham but how do you do these again? I think the process is much different from a lot of the typical screen prints a lot are used to on here. Do you have any process shots?
Keep up the good work!
I know you said it in another thread graham but how do you do these again? I think the process is much different from a lot of the typical screen prints a lot are used to on here. Do you have any process shots?
Keep up the good work!
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 19, 2012 22:54:22 GMT 1, Yeah, its a little different from screen printing for sure. These pieces blurr the line between painting and sculpture. They are all mixed media, most of the paint is latex house paint. The stencels are screened with a heavy gel medium so each screen shows slight variation. This is all encased between layers of resin or epoxy, so the surface can be up to over an inch thick. Its different to see one "live" because you can look "into" the piece. Some of my most recent work deals a lot with found objects. I'll see if I can dig up some process shots.
Thanks Evan
Yeah, its a little different from screen printing for sure. These pieces blurr the line between painting and sculpture. They are all mixed media, most of the paint is latex house paint. The stencels are screened with a heavy gel medium so each screen shows slight variation. This is all encased between layers of resin or epoxy, so the surface can be up to over an inch thick. Its different to see one "live" because you can look "into" the piece. Some of my most recent work deals a lot with found objects. I'll see if I can dig up some process shots.
Thanks Evan
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Mark Perronet on Mar 19, 2012 23:19:41 GMT 1, I think these are really interesting. I agree the earlier ones on the thread are too big to see properly, but the web site is good. They give an impression of something rather than spell it out, sometimes it doesn't matter too much what it means. either it does something for you or not. I think that maybe with quite a lot of the stuff on here that is witty (and well executed) there is not very much depth and so some may become a bit boring over time. I think of (for instance) Basquiat, I have no idea what a lot of his stuff is about, but love it and feel I would never tire of one of his on my wall (!)
I think these are really interesting. I agree the earlier ones on the thread are too big to see properly, but the web site is good. They give an impression of something rather than spell it out, sometimes it doesn't matter too much what it means. either it does something for you or not. I think that maybe with quite a lot of the stuff on here that is witty (and well executed) there is not very much depth and so some may become a bit boring over time. I think of (for instance) Basquiat, I have no idea what a lot of his stuff is about, but love it and feel I would never tire of one of his on my wall (!)
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Mark Perronet on Mar 19, 2012 23:22:09 GMT 1, Sorry, i started off with 'really interesting' which is a rubbish thing to say. I really like them, and think they are good. There.
Sorry, i started off with 'really interesting' which is a rubbish thing to say. I really like them, and think they are good. There.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 20, 2012 0:02:27 GMT 1, Ha I'll take interesting, thats the extent of the response I've recived so far on the forum. I appreciate the comment Mark.
Ha I'll take interesting, thats the extent of the response I've recived so far on the forum. I appreciate the comment Mark.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Damien on Mar 20, 2012 0:07:42 GMT 1, i'd quite like to see some photo's of how they are made, its easy to comment when you see a straight forward painting or sketch but not sure on these
i'd quite like to see some photo's of how they are made, its easy to comment when you see a straight forward painting or sketch but not sure on these
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 20, 2012 2:26:16 GMT 1, I'll try to get some process photos up in a day or two.
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by Graham Honaker II on Mar 20, 2012 2:59:51 GMT 1, Candy Apple Housecoat
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Subterranean Exposure (c), by thegreatarchitect on Mar 20, 2012 12:30:25 GMT 1, Very clever Do like these a lot. One or two are weak, But on the whole nice work. Particularly like the use of the combine Idea
Very clever Do like these a lot. One or two are weak, But on the whole nice work. Particularly like the use of the combine Idea
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