jarren
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Post by jarren on Dec 16, 2008 10:29:58 GMT -8
wow that looks very nice. Off Topic but you own my favorite Greg Simkins Painting congrats on both.
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Post by juggernut3 on Dec 16, 2008 17:16:42 GMT -8
Jarren, thank for the props. The owner of both of those would be very happy to hear that.
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Post by masao626 on Dec 22, 2008 17:57:26 GMT -8
so i'm sure we all got the shipping email on friday - these bad boys should begin heading out today (*does little dance*)
are the framed limiteds of these the largest prints audrey has issued to date?
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Post by sleepboy on Dec 23, 2008 21:15:23 GMT -8
 Got mine but these should be going out soon methinks. |
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Post by masao626 on Jan 2, 2009 14:29:26 GMT -8
got mine on new year's eve and nearly fell over. no words. none.   |
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Post by comiconart on Jan 2, 2009 16:53:07 GMT -8
Oh, wow...the FRAMED ONE! Sweet! Congrats, Charity...looks great!
BTW, what is that li'l one in between the AK and the Earley?!?
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Post by masao626 on Jan 2, 2009 17:28:21 GMT -8
thanks Court! yes, i was a lucky girl and she was my christmas present from the amazing boyfriend  (and she's no. 1 of 75! i've never had that before! he was inexplicably proud of himself  the little piece between lori and AK is a small wooden medallion by jennybird alcantara (it used to be necklace on a rawhide cord). i just mounted it inside a small frame:  |
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Post by comiconart on Jan 2, 2009 18:12:03 GMT -8
Wow...he has every right to be proud of himself! Amazing that you got #1!
The Alcantara is equal parts creepy and captivating. Very nice! I love the idea of the art looking back, LOL
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Post by StephenW on Jan 14, 2009 3:46:33 GMT -8
Audrey is doing amazing things with her laser cutter! A nice glimpse at an beautiful drawing on wood with a laser etched "frame." Simply stunning.   |
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Post by StephenW on Jan 14, 2009 21:44:02 GMT -8
Great interview with Audrey posted here. Excerpt: Singular, definite article — Girl, She, Her — because while Audrey has produced myriad pieces, each woman haunting the wood or paper have the same genetic makeup, its deoxyribonucleic acid ATGCs of Audrey's own struggle with sexuality. "She comes to me in many forms, but that's my main attraction—she doesn't live anywhere specifically, she's just somewhere in here [points to head, motions to drawings]." And She "continues to struggle because it's been a constant struggle of mine." The Kawasaki Girl has the qualities of an ingénue, inciting some to postulate that the works are representative of the psychosexual conflict specific to that stage of development. Their namesake resists that interpretation; though Audrey acknowledges many young women go through periods of sexual uncertainty, "it goes on not only in your adolescence." |
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Post by commandax on Jan 14, 2009 22:46:09 GMT -8
All I have to say is that I hope no one's paying that guy to write that badly.
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Post by StephenW on Jan 15, 2009 8:54:31 GMT -8
I actually enjoyed the free-flowing, recollection of memories style employed in the article. It's a good change from the art history structure we're so used to seeing when it comes to writing about art.
IMO, the article really captures that feeling of giddiness and being overwhelmed with joy after having admired someone's work for so long and finally being able to cap it off by spending some time with them.
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Post by commandax on Jan 15, 2009 9:56:38 GMT -8
Well, he's definitely giddy... possibly delirious. But you're right, it does capture the mania of fandom. |
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Post by sabotage on Jan 16, 2009 18:27:40 GMT -8
(and she's no. 1 of 75! i've never had that before! he was inexplicably proud of himself cool! I got #2/75. |
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Post by sleepboy on Feb 24, 2009 20:37:35 GMT -8
Some stuff she's working on.  |
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Post by rhinomilk on Feb 24, 2009 22:46:41 GMT -8
Some stuff she's working on. wow. is audrey doing drugs? her style and even her appearance look totally different |
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Post by devours on Feb 24, 2009 22:48:28 GMT -8
Yeah I immediately thought 'Audrey is working on Natalia?  ' |
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Post by sleepboy on Feb 24, 2009 22:54:42 GMT -8
Yeah I immediately thought 'Audrey is working on Natalia? ' Haha, I guess my subconscious thoughts took over. Here is the real image.  |
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bebek
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Post by bebek on Mar 3, 2009 2:04:45 GMT -8
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Post by sleepboy on Mar 26, 2009 8:03:44 GMT -8
 Working on her Japan show... Wish I could go. |
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Post by rhinomilk on Mar 26, 2009 8:48:53 GMT -8
oo. the one on the left looks promising
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Post by steveinca on Mar 26, 2009 11:44:00 GMT -8
oo. the one on the left looks promising +1...it's cool to see her incorporate some new things into her pieces, such as the chinese paper lanterns. |
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Post by migston26 on Mar 26, 2009 12:44:53 GMT -8
My gosh Audrey is just amazing. I've seen lots of paintings of beautiful women and they're all very technically good and some come close to being very realistic. They make you stop and say "Wow that's nice".
But there's something about the girls in Audrey's work that makes you fall in love or at least ache to fall in love.
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Post by reactor88 on Mar 27, 2009 9:09:09 GMT -8
oo. the one on the left looks promising +1 That one on the left is awesome even in that state- I hope that becomes a print so I can actually have a chance of getting it... |
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leroy
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Post by leroy on Mar 27, 2009 11:33:29 GMT -8
My gosh Audrey is just amazing. I've seen lots of paintings of beautiful women and they're all very technically good and some come close to being very realistic. They make you stop and say "Wow that's nice". But there's something about the girls in Audrey's work that makes you fall in love or at least ache to fall in love. So true It's not that many artists that can really capture an emotional state as well as she can. I agree that there are a lot of artists with technical proficiency, but it's so rare to get that gut reaction to a piece. |
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(and she's no. 1 of 75! i've never had that before! he was inexplicably proud of himself 
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