gilsteph
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by gilsteph on Jan 29, 2015 20:21:34 GMT 1, Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday 
Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday
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davievegas
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by davievegas on Jan 29, 2015 20:31:12 GMT 1, Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday
Starts off human faces/body parts and what is next? animals? cars? It will be interesting to see how she grows if at all in the future. That is whats great about art. What I think about certain artists is 100% different from others who collect them. I would buy a nice butt cheek with Ren and Stimpy comics slapped all over it in a heart beat depending on the price  .
Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday
I don't see a difference in any of her work. But that is just me. Other then looking at the comic book stuff she uses and deciding which comics she chose to use that you like the best, I do not see much to say what is better in her work. Also, seems tough to say how she will grow in the future work wise. Starts off human faces/body parts and what is next? animals? cars? It will be interesting to see how she grows if at all in the future. That is whats great about art. What I think about certain artists is 100% different from others who collect them. I would buy a nice butt cheek with Ren and Stimpy comics slapped all over it in a heart beat depending on the price . |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Oski on Jan 29, 2015 20:31:28 GMT 1, I'm not yet a fan of Chevrier, but that is a fantastic piece. Brings me closer to appreciating her work.
I'm not yet a fan of Chevrier, but that is a fantastic piece. Brings me closer to appreciating her work.
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by greatplainsman on Jan 29, 2015 20:35:23 GMT 1, This is my favorite image!
This is my favorite image!
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thisisanton
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by thisisanton on Jan 29, 2015 20:50:35 GMT 1, In the past 2 years...they all look pretty similar just some on paper, canvas or wood. Would be nice to see her evolve, but I doubt we will see that and time soon. The comic book collage angle is working. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
In the past 2 years...they all look pretty similar just some on paper, canvas or wood. Would be nice to see her evolve, but I doubt we will see that and time soon. The comic book collage angle is working. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by FЯ on Jan 29, 2015 20:56:34 GMT 1, In the past 2 years...they all look pretty similar just some on paper, canvas or wood. Would be nice to see her evolve, but I doubt we will see that and time soon. The comic book collage angle is working. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
In the past 2 years...they all look pretty similar just some on paper, canvas or wood. Would be nice to see her evolve, but I doubt we will see that and time soon. The comic book collage angle is working. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Shes only been going for that long. Bit early to make a statement like that. |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by .dappy on Jan 29, 2015 21:26:45 GMT 1,
... I do like that one mr free ...
... I do like that one mr free ... |
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longshanks
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by longshanks on Jan 29, 2015 21:32:53 GMT 1, My favourite one to date has to be this one. I would kill to own it!
although it's closely followed by this beauty, currently hanging in my office
 
My favourite one to date has to be this one. I would kill to own it! although it's closely followed by this beauty, currently hanging in my office |
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taco
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by taco on Jan 29, 2015 21:37:03 GMT 1, In the past 2 years...they all look pretty similar just some on paper, canvas or wood. Would be nice to see her evolve, but I doubt we will see that and time soon. The comic book collage angle is working. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
I think what we're seeing is the evolution. On her website are some examples of her earlier ideas/styles before hitting paydirt with the comic book collage.
Pretty girls + comics...I should love this...
In the past 2 years...they all look pretty similar just some on paper, canvas or wood. Would be nice to see her evolve, but I doubt we will see that and time soon. The comic book collage angle is working. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. I think what we're seeing is the evolution. On her website are some examples of her earlier ideas/styles before hitting paydirt with the comic book collage. Pretty girls + comics...I should love this... |
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chichi carter
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by chichi carter on Jan 29, 2015 21:51:14 GMT 1, Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday
I own the canvas version of that piece. I believe she only used that model twice. And here they are! As for her style evolving... If I remember correctly it was a topic of conversation in another thread not so long ago. Her 'cages' weren't always 'comic book cages' or 'super hero cages' (or whatever you want to call them). She has been doing those for little over 2 years. Prior to that they didn't have comics collaged on them. There were brush strokes obstructing the women's faces. And prior to that her works involved a multitude of mish-mashed subjects, not strictly the human form. But portraiture was always part of it. Her work has evolved up to this. Where it will go from here only she knows. Who can blame her for getting it while the getting is good. Living off of your art is a tough gig, whether it be visual arts, music, film, etc.
Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday
I own the canvas version of that piece. I believe she only used that model twice. And here they are! As for her style evolving... If I remember correctly it was a topic of conversation in another thread not so long ago. Her 'cages' weren't always 'comic book cages' or 'super hero cages' (or whatever you want to call them). She has been doing those for little over 2 years. Prior to that they didn't have comics collaged on them. There were brush strokes obstructing the women's faces. And prior to that her works involved a multitude of mish-mashed subjects, not strictly the human form. But portraiture was always part of it. Her work has evolved up to this. Where it will go from here only she knows. Who can blame her for getting it while the getting is good. Living off of your art is a tough gig, whether it be visual arts, music, film, etc. |
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South Bound
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by South Bound on Jan 29, 2015 22:45:55 GMT 1, My favourite one to date has to be this one. I would kill to own it! although it's closely followed by this beauty, currently hanging in my office
I think the bottom one is my favorite to date.
My favourite one to date has to be this one. I would kill to own it! although it's closely followed by this beauty, currently hanging in my office I think the bottom one is my favorite to date. |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Deleted on Jan 29, 2015 23:03:37 GMT 1, 
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Deleted on Jan 30, 2015 0:13:48 GMT 1, Smiley face. Hands down.
If anyone ever wants to sell a chevrier, pre comic book era. Please get at me.
Smiley face. Hands down. If anyone ever wants to sell a chevrier, pre comic book era. Please get at me. |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Deleted on Jan 30, 2015 0:50:10 GMT 1, Also a great opportunity to post the one I own. I love it very very much...
Also a great opportunity to post the one I own. I love it very very much... |
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randomname
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by randomname on Jan 30, 2015 1:03:40 GMT 1, Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday
I own the canvas version of that piece. I believe she only used that model twice. And here they are! As for her style evolving... If I remember correctly it was a topic of conversation in another thread not so long ago. Her 'cages' weren't always 'comic book cages' or 'super hero cages' (or whatever you want to call them). She has been doing those for little over 2 years. Prior to that they didn't have comics collaged on them. There were brush strokes obstructing the women's faces. And prior to that her works involved a multitude of mish-mashed subjects, not strictly the human form. But portraiture was always part of it. Her work has evolved up to this. Where it will go from here only she knows. Who can blame her for getting it while the getting is good. Living off of your art is a tough gig, whether it be visual arts, music, film, etc.
Prior to the comic book images, her work was basically identical to Marion Bolognesi's work, which had been around for a few years before she started doing it.
I was told that was coincidental and that she added the comic book element when people pointed it out.
Sandra Chevrier
Marion Bolognesi
Quick question - what do you think Sandras best work to date is? I was doing some sorting and stopped to look at one I bought nearly 2 years ago.....and I think its still my favourite work by her but that got me thinking what else is out there. Maybe Im biased cos I see her everyday
I own the canvas version of that piece. I believe she only used that model twice. And here they are! As for her style evolving... If I remember correctly it was a topic of conversation in another thread not so long ago. Her 'cages' weren't always 'comic book cages' or 'super hero cages' (or whatever you want to call them). She has been doing those for little over 2 years. Prior to that they didn't have comics collaged on them. There were brush strokes obstructing the women's faces. And prior to that her works involved a multitude of mish-mashed subjects, not strictly the human form. But portraiture was always part of it. Her work has evolved up to this. Where it will go from here only she knows. Who can blame her for getting it while the getting is good. Living off of your art is a tough gig, whether it be visual arts, music, film, etc. Prior to the comic book images, her work was basically identical to Marion Bolognesi's work, which had been around for a few years before she started doing it. I was told that was coincidental and that she added the comic book element when people pointed it out. Sandra Chevrier Marion Bolognesi |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Deleted on Jan 30, 2015 1:11:43 GMT 1, Must be honest - and I love Sandra - I think these are extremely overpriced at this point.
Glad she's becoming swizz-ccessful, but I have a hard time comparing her to some of the other artists discussed on here.
Must be honest - and I love Sandra - I think these are extremely overpriced at this point.
Glad she's becoming swizz-ccessful, but I have a hard time comparing her to some of the other artists discussed on here.
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by tomawal on Jan 30, 2015 8:22:08 GMT 1, Marion Bolognesi is very good!!!
Marion Bolognesi is very good!!!
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by thehatshop143 on Jan 30, 2015 8:32:55 GMT 1, Must be honest - and I love Sandra - I think these are extremely overpriced at this point. Glad she's becoming swizz-ccessful, but I have a hard time comparing her to some of the other artists discussed on here.
Must be honest - and I love Sandra - I think these are extremely overpriced at this point. Glad she's becoming swizz-ccessful, but I have a hard time comparing her to some of the other artists discussed on here. i just laughed out loud, "swizz-ccessful" !!!!! |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Hubble Bubble on Jan 30, 2015 11:51:14 GMT 1, I like the more 'retro' feel and also the lack of eyes...
I like the more 'retro' feel and also the lack of eyes... |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by andyroo0312 on Jan 30, 2015 13:40:16 GMT 1, They all pretty much look the same to me. But i do like the new T,shirts she has put out and they are limited edition which makes it a must have for January...
They all pretty much look the same to me. But i do like the new T,shirts she has put out and they are limited edition which makes it a must have for January... |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by FЯ on Jan 30, 2015 13:45:38 GMT 1, They all pretty much look the same to me. But i do like the new T,shirts she has put out and they are limited edition which makes it a must have for January...
But it is not really.
They all pretty much look the same to me. But i do like the new T,shirts she has put out and they are limited edition which makes it a must have for January... Guess you can say invader is all the same. But it is not really. |
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chichi carter
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by chichi carter on Jan 30, 2015 16:46:52 GMT 1, Here is an example of her work before the 'cages'. If memory serves me right the series this piece is part of is called 'dramas in colour'.
This thread has diverted from 'what's your favorite piece' to 'how has Sandra's work evolved' and I am partly to blame. Sorry about that. Let's get back to the original question shall we.
Here is an example of her work before the 'cages'. If memory serves me right the series this piece is part of is called 'dramas in colour'.
This thread has diverted from 'what's your favorite piece' to 'how has Sandra's work evolved' and I am partly to blame. Sorry about that. Let's get back to the original question shall we. |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Deleted on Jan 30, 2015 17:04:09 GMT 1, They all pretty much look the same to me. But i do like the new T,shirts she has put out and they are limited edition which makes it a must have for January... Guess you can say invader is all the same. But it is not really.
You can also say episodes of 'The King of Queens' are all the same, but they're not really.
They all pretty much look the same to me. But i do like the new T,shirts she has put out and they are limited edition which makes it a must have for January... Guess you can say invader is all the same. But it is not really. You can also say episodes of 'The King of Queens' are all the same, but they're not really. |
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by freezy on Jan 30, 2015 17:11:05 GMT 1, I couldn't possibly stand even one episode of that show, so I will never know if your statement is accurate.
I couldn't possibly stand even one episode of that show, so I will never know if your statement is accurate.
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by FЯ on Jan 30, 2015 17:17:00 GMT 1, who the fuck watches that.
who the fuck watches that.
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Deleted on Jan 30, 2015 17:21:17 GMT 1, You get the point, and only morons
You get the point, and only morons
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by Deleted on Jan 30, 2015 17:41:47 GMT 1, It's a beautiful large canvas at 101 x 75.5. Think the only Star Wars one maybe, but yes, the layout is great.
It's a beautiful large canvas at 101 x 75.5. Think the only Star Wars one maybe, but yes, the layout is great.
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randomname
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Best Sandra Chevrier Image, by randomname on Jan 30, 2015 17:49:21 GMT 1, I think it's fair to say her work is formulaic and predictable. But you can say that about quite a few successful artists. Once they hit on something that sells, it's hard to switch to something that might not.
I think it's fair to say her work is formulaic and predictable. But you can say that about quite a few successful artists. Once they hit on something that sells, it's hard to switch to something that might not.
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