But honestly, a lot of it just looks like clone-work of all the others. Which is unfortunate because there's plenty of room for striking individuality in this odd sub-genre. Here's a great example. And if anybody out there has a name for this school of art, let me know.
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"Landscape with a Submerged Deer" 19.5x25" 2008
"Kittens" 12x14" 2003
"Dream #186 (Block Party)" 16x22"
Pop surrealism?
ReplyDeleteYes. I came across the term not long ago and have adopted it gladly.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Scott.