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Here a very nice link for all those who have a special affection for the work of Mr. M. C
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I love his art!
(my favorites: Waterfall and Hand With Reflecting Sphere)
Ever try doing an original piece of your own? in high school we did some similar projects based on his work and let me say that once you've tried making something similar, you appreciate his work even more!Titanium is the new bling!
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I think it's just fascinating. Im a little crazy about everything that mixes geometry and art. I used to paint and draw some years before, ans that was always my obsession. I used to have the picture of the castel with the waterfall on my school book. Geeki, huh?
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Not really, I had a picture of "Hand with Reflecting Sphere" in mine! (ok, so it wasn't on the book but still)
Titanium is the new bling!
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Well, most girls by the time fancied pictures of NKOTB. I said it all. I generally had a bad time at highschool."From the safest places come the bravest words"Comment
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Yup, I remeber that too. Man did I hate that group! Hehe.Titanium is the new bling!
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I noticed some time ago that " Zokespro " is the name of a bumper for bicycles... anything to do with your nickname?"From the safest places come the bravest words"Comment
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Sort of.Originally posted by Alice
I noticed some time ago that " Zokespro " is the name of a bumper for bicycles... anything to do with your nickname?
My nickname comes from Marzocchi Suspensions for mountain bikes. They make Zokes and ZokesPro. I have a pair of Zokes on my bike. Hence my nick. (originally I went by Zokes but as soon as I go into college I changed it to ZokesPro. )
Titanium is the new bling!
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Just picked up a book from Taschen with lots of his work, and comments from himself, for like 8,- EUR
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I had a calendar with his some of his works. I think my favorite is the view of a house, but it is drawn in such a way, that the ceiling actually also is the first floor (I'll try to scan the image this weekend).
edit: no need to scan, I found this link (it is called "up and down") :
JörgLast edited by VJ; 12 July 2002, 03:11.Comment
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nice links, downloaded me a nice collection that I have been chasing for while...might have to buy a print or 2Comment
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I wish good quality prints wouldn't be so expensive... I would get myself some of Escher, Van Gogh and some other of my favorites."From the safest places come the bravest words"Comment
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Alice:
Somehow, I think you'll also like works by Vasarely:
Prints of his work are also quite common (at least, here in Belgium).
(My parents wanted to buy an original painting, but several months before they planned to go, he died. The prices immediatly went up quite a bit
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JörgComment
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That's what I said (in Liz's artwork thread) - Dead artists sell better.Comment
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