I like the bulletproof glass reference to Guernica, though I notice that you didn't put that painting behind the glass, but instead something by another Spaniard. Probably a good call, as your comic isn't about the politics of art, but rather the possibility of art — all art — posing a danger to Pragmatic Man.
And Art is good at playing practical jokes on people, sometimes hanging around upside-down for years before anyone notices. Art? Bah!
ReplyDeleteI like the bulletproof glass reference to Guernica, though I notice that you didn't put that painting behind the glass, but instead something by another Spaniard. Probably a good call, as your comic isn't about the politics of art, but rather the possibility of art — all art — posing a danger to Pragmatic Man.
ReplyDeleteAh, this need to be posterized. Me and every artist I know will have this hanging in our studios!
ReplyDeleteRalph: Sometimes it looks better upside-down anyway.
ReplyDeleteHenebry: didn't realize Guernica was so well-protected! but I think that adds credence to that panel.
Daniel: See above.
true.
ReplyDeletedid you make anything in print ?