90 seconds.My Gaydar detector is buzzing at you....
This should occupy TN for like...3 minutes:
http://andreevpa.pinkbike.com/album/Photos-by-russia-mtb-ls-gey/
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This guy needs to do some work on my truck.
Not that hard when you are close to 2x the size of USWho knew that Russia had nice parts? I always thought it was a giant snowball run by the Mafia government...
bad ass. gonna get a set of brushes this winter & start learnin'. also want to learn so hand lettering.This guy needs to do some work on my truck.
WHY on the bottom of the skateboard, where it will be gone within 30 seconds of the first ride?This guy needs to do some work on my truck.
The douche paying money for this is obviously a hack, therefore it will never get ridden. What actual skater would pay for Latino Lightning as a body shop owner here referred to that stuff?
Can anyone explain me why lines and stripes like this so popular in the us? For me it looks like a glorified tribal tatooThis guy needs to do some work on my truck.
Troy Lee should hire him.This guy needs to do some work on my truck.
Rep given.
I wouldn't do my laptop, I just think his symmetry is excellent.
This is a more appropriate use of his talent.
^^^ Those are not Americans. Look at that plug.
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they should just move the table to the pool side....on dry land.No, but I can't explain the popularity of tribal tats either.
Any fool with a tattoo gun can do a "tribal" tattoo. It takes a steady hand to run a single brush stroke with consistent lines in detail like that while maintaining near perfect symmetry.
Try doing it with a pencil and get back to me on it.
Some people actually pay money for Jackson Pollock paintings.
I'm more of a Robert Williams fan:
FWIW, it's harder to do with a pencil than a pinstripe brush. Not saying there isn't an art to it, but if you have a steady hand and good motor skills, it makes it a lot easier.
I fail to see how a brush would be easier considering the width of the pencil lead will give a consistent line width (one aspect) so you are only dealing with the shape and symmetry at that point.
TN, let me know how it goes. I always wanted to try, but I have enough things to do on my truck as it is.
Hey you bewbz - go argue in the "Art Appreciation" thread.
she knows what sells...
Steady hand or not it requires more skills than imagination. As for tribal tatoos - to make a good one (ugh!) you still need a steady hand and the right skill. Otherwise a tatoo will be crap so the comparison is still valid.Any fool with a tattoo gun can do a "tribal" tattoo. It takes a steady hand to run a single brush stroke with consistent lines in detail like that while maintaining near perfect symmetry.
Try doing it with a pencil and get back to me on it.
Some people actually pay money for Jackson Pollock paintings.
I'm more of a Robert Williams fan:
As for Jackson Pollock he is on the same page for me as avant garde books/movies/etc. They are important experiments that push the art forward but for the 99% people it only has collectors/show-off value while only 1% like what they see. Id much rather have a good street artist paint my laptop/flat walls than have something really important in there.
Beautiful stemwaredid someone say bewbz?
nsfw.... barely, might actually be sfw, depends on whoz looking over your shoulder
Are you being ironical given how asymmetrical the example you posted is?
I wouldn't do my laptop, I just think his symmetry is excellent.
This is a more appropriate use of his talent.
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Double posting is the only way I can see my post so it is the only choiceYou keep walking into it?
I can't remember if I posted this already.
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HAHAHAHAA.... I said damn near exactly every one of those phrases, in taht order to my boss today...... he is not computer illiterate... he is completly compter retarded.
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