Mikko Rantalainen on A Monument To Gen Z: “The official name of this artwork is “Journey of Self Discovery” but I agree that “Monument to the new generation”…” Jul 2, 07:45
on New Client, New Problem: “😆 I’m always going to advocate for both. It be too hypocritical for me to do otherwise.” Sep 21, 07:03
on New Client, New Problem: “My top two from this exquisite collection: 1.) https://i0.wp.com/blog.jonolan.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/1/nggallery/need-new-shirts/08.jpg?ssl=1 2.) https://i0.wp.com/blog.jonolan.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/1/nggallery/need-new-shirts/12.jpg?ssl=1 I can’t figure out the winner! Tuscan bouffant or…” Sep 20, 18:59
😆 In some ways, this is so very Arcimboldo. He’s somewhat famous for his reversible paintings [rotate your screen], though more so for his grotesque parodies. And, to add to the fun, some art historians claim that Arcimboldo was a Renaissance artist while other say he was one of the early Mannerists. Hence, Arcimboldo, himself is somewhat reversible. 😛
Gentlemen, once your a husband and a father, expect to occasionally be Totoro as well. It’s just the way life is and the way it’s supposed to be.
Japanese Deadpool & Wolverine
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Yeah, I’m Jumping on the Deadpool & Wolverine fan wagon. Well, that and I really love artistic reinterpretations of Disney characters. 😉
San Dizunīhime
Japanese artist, Ono Tako has brought us three Disney Princesses – Snow White, Ariel, and Cinderella – in Japan’s iconic Ukiyo-e style. Enjoy!
Anna Uddenberg’s “Monument to the new generation” may well be the most iconic monument to Gen Z ever conceived of, much less created, though it may have been meant to sum up the spirit and minds of younger Millennials since it was shown first in 2016.
