It's time to exit the closet, Frenzied. We are accepting of all lifestyles here.
I like the battle one, but I don't $1200 like it.Baby steps for me bro. I've still got a ways before I line up behind you to suck down Vanessa's spooge.
Some of the artists/paintings I have:
JD MILLER l Reflectionist - JD MILLER (Iris reflection)
Some good examples of nice Japanese wood block prints
Fuji Arts Japanese Prints - View of the Headquarters at the Battle of Shizugatake in the Taiheiki, 1867 by Yoshitoshi (1839 - 1892)
Fuji Arts Japanese Prints - Fragrance, 1939 by Jinbo Tomoyo (1902 - 1994)
I like the idea for civil war maps and the WW2 propagandaLandscapes are usually pretty neutral stuff if that's your thing, just gotta avoid the more flowery shit, though it doesn't necessarily make it feminine.
We have some prints of WW2 propaganda pieces on my BF's wall as well as maps and prints of paintings from the civil war. Not sure if they still qualify as art necessarily, but can still fill up your wall.
We'll be here for you when you're ready.Baby steps for me bro. I've still got a ways before I line up behind you to suck down Vanessa's spooge.
I like the battle one, but I don't $1200 like it.
I've been buying Dali prints for the past 4 years - I think they look great, are good sizes (15x22") and relatively affordable (though there are a TON of knock offs floating around, so buyer beware). I'm 2 short of the "Songs of Solomon" series now (they're mostly conversation starters).
I'm a complete art noob, but this confused me. You're buying prints, so what the fuck is a knock off? Isn't the print already basically a knock off?