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not talking cistine chapel here (sp?) or the raising of Lazurus sort of thing. more simple.
ceilings are pretty boring really and I have been a busy girl lately, too busy for painting. But I was gazing at the water patches on the ceiling this morning dreaming of ....... who knows what when I realised
that the water patch that started out as a lemon, and turned into a lion's face was now a fully formed elephants head with a deformed dali-esque end to his trunk. I am going to commit that to oil today with my paintbox.
(?) Some more inspiration.
http://www.wherethe...pants.com/Blots.htm
Here are some other people's water patches... [notripe, Jan 12 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]
(?) ....erm, I think
http://www.wherethe...com/ink-results.htm
and here is what they painted. [notripe, Jan 12 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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And the men in white coats will be there to commit you to a sanitarium tomorrow. |
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Baked...I've seen it done before. |
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just read art of war and thinking of sending this to the bin |
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Never mind art, you could turn this into a science. |
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oye faceache, I'm not talking inkblots, the b*****y thing does look like an elephant, you saying what I think you're saying? |
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Dunno, what do you think I'm saying? |
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From a lemon...to a lion's face...to a fully formed elephant's head. |
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Perhaps instead of painting, you should fix the leak. |
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yep fixed, its not going to change any more |
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po, perhaps all you need to do is to have a very nice, museum-quality, picture frame made that you then attach to the ceiling about the stain/art. If nothing else, it will make for a great conversation piece. |
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PeterSealy: I love Goldsworthy's found-art works. I have a well-worn book of his photos and even though I've looked at it a million times, I never tire of how clever his stuff is. |
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bristolz, I thought about that. bit worried about fitting it to the ceiling. major shock if it fell off and smacked me in the face in the middle of the night |
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Why limit it to ceilings, ever noticed how the bubbles in
the washing water look just like palm trees, or the
condensation on the car window resembles a dolphin
pulling a strange face - all inspiration of great works of
art? |
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sorry, vim but you are quite MAD, take your medication and lie down. |
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Why not *paint* a frame around it?
also I am very envious of bristolz and deef, I love the art of Andy Goldsworthy but have never been able to afford the books of his artwork. |
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Why not *paint* a frame around it?
also I am very envious of bristolz and deef, I love the art of Andy Goldsworthy but have never been able to afford the books of his artwork. |
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