“You could stick all my s*** in Tate Modern and have an opening with Tony Blair and Kate Moss on Rollerblades handing out vol-au-vents, and it wouldn’t be as exciting as when you go out and you paint something big where you shouldn’t do.” – Banksy.
Paul Gauguin believed that primitive art should start from the spirit and make use of nature instead of the other way around. He used simple colors to intensify the images and he did not pay much heed to linear or aerial perspective. “Agony in the Garden” is an example of one of his earlier attempts at primitivism, which he learned from Emile Bernard.
In this virtual art gallery I will highlight and explain some digital art methods and I will show off my mad skills.
In the art world, bigger is better, and in may of 2003 the Dia art foundation opened the doors of the massive gallery for large installation art .
