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Photo taken at my sister's house earlier this year. Textures are mine and from SkeletalMess, Topaz Impressions used for painted effects.
'Bleeding Heart' Lamprocapnos spectabilis is unmistakable.
Textures by 'Photogriffo' (Me!) TEXTURES for SHARING
25 frame focus stack, 10x microscope objective at 10 micron step intervals using StackShot www.flickr.com/photos/13084997@N03/4279012996/
Project: Bleeding Heart Narrative "Tongue Tangled Hair"
Client: Tartaruga Records
Process: Offset
Inks: 2/0 (Pantone Inks)
Paper: Chipboard, Insert: Desert Storm
My Bleeding Hearts have started to bloom in all the rain. They will be very happy to see the pure sunshine today.
BLEEDING COOL
May 10, 2012
Roy Lichtenstein's Take On Tony Abruzzo Half Way To Nine Figures
Rich Johnston
On the left is the comic panel by Tony Abruzzo, located by David Barsalou. And on the right is Sleeping Girl by Roy Lichtenstein.
Guess which one has just sold at auction for almost forty-five million dollars.
Yup.
toodoor
So was it my Twitter tip off that got you on this or were you there already?
Warning, the above post may contain traces of sarcasm, or have been written in an environment where it may have come into contact with sarcasm.
Sometimes I genuinely can't tell whether you are joking or just crazy.
thekeith82
Nah, it's just that given the context of the story, he thought it'd be appropriate to present somebody else's work as his own
toodoor
It's a good strategy to adopt...
What have I said? Now we're going to have Moore derailed threads!
Felipe
Of course. Because Lichtenstein is respected due to the quality and originality of his illustrations.
The same way Andy Warhol is respected for being this great photographer, and Marcel Duchamp astonished the world thanks to his amazing technique of producing urinals.
toodoor
On topic posts are not appreciated...
The Xenos
It sickens me that people associate Lichtenstein with comic book art. That would be like saying Hitler was a great Jewish leader.
There. Figured we would get Godwin's Law out of the way.
Seriously. This asshole did nothing but enforce high art snobs to think better of themselves and worse of actual comic artists.
Funny. I was at a pop art store in Downtown Disney in Florida and they had some total knock off prints with Golden Age Batman and Silver Age Superman. They did’nt allow photos and I forgot the guy's name.
So not only did Lichtenstein screw over comic artists in favor of his so called high art and pop art... the fuck face set precedence for generations of lazy pop artists to follow.
ColonelLee
the preview of the Hero Initiative comic I just saw over at CBR has a great personal view of the Lichtenstein deal .. by Russ Heath .. whose work was also appropriated by Lichtenstein ..
Locusmortis
The fine art world seems to simultaneously sneer at...and copy from the commercial artists quite often. Theres also the case of Glenn Brown (one of Charles Saatchi's favourites, that should in itself tell you enough about him) copied works from sci-fi book cover artists Tony Roberts and Chris Foss and passed them off as his own work. Thankfully he was forced by the courts to credit Roberts and Foss and pay compensation to them too.
Rick Worley
Oh man, again with this dumb shit about Lichtenstein? Presenting the original next to the work Lichtenstein created from it doesn't prove something unless you don't know what you're talking about to begin with. Lichtenstein wanted people to know that he was referencing something pre-existing,that was the entire point.
Locusmortis
That doesn't stop him from being a lazy, thieving hack.
Rick Worley
He didn't steal anything, that's completely ridiculous, but I'm not gonna have a debate that was already talked out 50 years ago, even though this message board seems to think it's still news every few months.
bottleHeD
Roy Lichtenstein - Patron saint of thieving hack artists.
www.bleedingcool.com/2012/05/10/roy-lichtensteins-take-on...
www.bleedingcool.com/forums/front-page-comic-news/58496-r...
Sleeping Girl 1964
January 4, 2012
From Paulson, Laura
To 'barsaloud@yahoo.com'
Dear David,
It was nice to speak with you and thank you for the information regarding "Oh...Alright"..
Thank you in advance, as well for the reference to Sleeping Girl 1964.
I look forward to hearing from you,
Sincerely,
Laura
" lpaulson@christies.com"
My direct line is 212-636-****
From: DAVID BARSALOU [mailto: barsaloud@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2012 05:36 PM
To: Paulson, Laura
Cc: David Barsalou
Subject: Re: Sleeping Girl 1964
Laura… My apologies - have been fighting a cold for over a week.
Thought you were referring to " I Can See The Whole Room... " which is from a
Steve Roper Sunday dated 8/6/61
"Oh...Alright".. and Sleeping Girl are comic book images.
The specific info is somewhere in my research archives-
~ Will find it for you tomorrow.
I have been working on this project since 1979.
Best regards,
David Barsalou
Re: Sleeping Girl 1964
FromPaulson, Laura
January 4, 2012
To barsaloud@yahoo.com'
David, no worries, I have been fighting, but lost to my cold..not at
all pleasant.
Many thanks again,
Laura
From DAVID BARSALOU January 5,2012
To Paulson, Laura
CC David Barsalou
Oh... Alright … 1964
DC Comics
*****
Sleeping Girl 1964
DC Comics
*****
Laura -
It took a really long time to find all the source imagery for DRL
~ Please acknowledge my research whenever possible.
Thanks and regards,
David Barsalou MFA
Deconstructing Roy Lichtenstein © 2000
From Paulson, Laura to you January 7,2012
Re: Oh... Alright … + Sleeping Girl
David,
Thank you again, I did find Girls Romances, which is great .
How would you like to be credited/acknowledged should we use this in a Christie's publication?
Best,
Laura
Re: Oh... Alright … + Sleeping Girl
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From DAVID BARSALOU
To Paulson, Laura
CC David Barsalou
Laura… If you can't locate Oh… Alright...
I can E-Mail a scan without watermarks.
This acknowledgement would be fine -
Deconstructing Roy Lichtenstein © 2000
David Barsalou MFA
Taken with a pentax MG, and scanned in. This has been re added, and I've touched it up by editing out the dust spots.
This plant is an early spring bloomer. It is quite hardy, being very cold tolerant. 2014 April 12 065R-1
These have been at my house ever since I can remember and are amongst my favourite of the flower/plant variety alongside japanese maple, cherry blossoms and magnolia trees (yes those are all trees but my mind is choosing to associate with them)
Like when someone says 'supper' it makes me think of pickles. Don't ask why xD
Do you associate certain words with random things?
"Not worth revisiting,
No respite for a heart bleeding,
I'm uncomfortably numb."
- Sudhamshu
No idea what this flower is called. The closest looking flower was called Bleeding hearts!
From right to left: A new Bleeding Heart "develops", and gradually becomes less intense in colour. Eventually, it stops "bleeding" and becomes a pod that contains many seeds for new lives.
here is it. that moment, that year, when everything crashes down; when the very things that hold you together are falling apart. that's the time you need something, one thing, anything to remind you of beauties of reality. but it just always seems to be the time you have nothing, and nothing will show it's self, nothing will show you this beauty. you will look around this world you live in and see ugly people in an ugly world and ugly lives-everything is just so disgusting. stress, stress, so much stress. anxiety takes you over, thoughts here, thoughts there-there is just too much going on. something is here, something is gone. you can count on nothing. everything hurts, and nothing is pretty. one person can only take so much. and it gets to the point where it feels like your mind is bleeding, bleeding out everything, every memory, every thought, every pain. but it only hurts you more. so you sit there in a puddle of blood and agony and think back and realize, you cant remember one moment of your pathetic life you have lived so far.
Dicentra Formosa ~ Western or Pacific Bleeding Heart
The pink, heart-shaped flowers of this plant define the pacific bleeding heart (Dicentra formosa). While the flowers are not as showy as some of the popular ornamental varieties, the plant as a whole is still beautiful and offers great benefits to a variety of wildlife. Growing 8-18″ high, the plant is a perennial which dies back to the ground in the winter and is usually found in wetter settings such as forests, ravines and along creeks. The leaves are deeply cut which gives the foliage a delicate, lacy, fern-like appearance. The flowers, which stand only slightly higher than the foliage, droop downwards in small groups and are pink, heart-shaped with four petals creating a sac with spurs on the end and appear from April to June. The fruit is a seed capsule which contains several black, shiny seeds.
Bleeding heart is native to the west coast from British Columbia south to central California, mostly on the west side of the mountains and at lower to mid-level elevations. Bleeding heart requires soil which is porous, rich in humus and moist, but without standing water around the roots. It grows well in mostly shady conditions and is a good plant choice for tough conditions under other plants or trees. It’s a rather fragile plant and doesn’t do well with heavy foot traffic and so should be planted in quiet, low traffic areas or in containers. www.metrofieldguide.com/?p=1214