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Post by sleepboy on Jan 28, 2009 8:32:14 GMT -8
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Post by joshualinergallery on Jan 28, 2009 12:55:32 GMT -8
what's the twist? looks very similar to tiffany's work to me.
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Post by sleepboy on Jan 28, 2009 13:15:30 GMT -8
what's the twist? looks very similar to tiffany's work to me. Hm... I may be wrong but doesn't Tiffany just paint normal animals where as this guys animals are messed up in some way, um... like multiple heads, horns, super long feathers. Be interesting to see who started painting first.
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Post by joshualinergallery on Jan 28, 2009 21:02:13 GMT -8
what's the twist? looks very similar to tiffany's work to me. Hm... I may be wrong but doesn't Tiffany just paint normal animals where as this guys animals are messed up in some way, um... like multiple heads, horns, super long feathers. Be interesting to see who started painting first. I think for the most part yes her animals are painted more the way you see them in nature but she does combine multiple animals together, either the same type of animal or different ones, they can also morph together. A monkey and eagle and become one by way of a plant, a fish can twist together and have a head on both ends, bugs can grow plants on their backs. I do see your point though.
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Post by entropy on Jan 28, 2009 22:02:13 GMT -8
Hi guys. Tiffany Bozic is one of my favorites. She definitely does not just do "normal" animals... I hope I can own one of her pieces one day... Just my opinion, but this guy (J. Gibbens) isn't in the same league.
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Post by LeBasse Projects on Jan 29, 2009 11:54:57 GMT -8
Justin's work is fantastic. i got to spend some time with him my last trip to Seattle. I think he is more influenced by Walton Ford than anything else. I love Tiffany (have 3 pieces) but she is not the only painter to paint natural history types of images. we actually have a few small pieces of Justin's in-house if anyone is interested. www.artnet.com/artist/704253/walton-ford.html
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Post by joshualinergallery on Jan 29, 2009 12:47:36 GMT -8
Just my opinion, but this guy (J. Gibbens) isn't in the same league. I agree 100%. I plan on adding one of Tiffany's pieces to my collection in the not too distant future. Caught the Walton Ford exhibit at Brooklyn Museum last year, pretty incredible.
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Post by sleepboy on Jan 29, 2009 13:05:04 GMT -8
Ah, you guys were right, I guess she does have some "weird" animals as well. I too own one of her flowerball pieces. I think she is definitely better than Justin at this point. I was just sharing something that caught my eye, but I guess I brought this discussion on by mentioning bozic haha.
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Post by joshualinergallery on Jan 29, 2009 13:08:29 GMT -8
but I guess I brought this discussion on by mentioning bozic haha. thats what is all about, right hung?
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