venous blood appears blue

The only thing that stops a bad painting with a meaningless color is a good picture with a meaningful background

Venous blood appears blue because meaningful parts of the human body are red. Sensation, vibration and emotion are needed, and squaring things is unnecessary. Drawings are most memorable when they disagree with theory.

artists exploring subcultures

When we lost confidence in our funny art subculture, there is nothing left to lose.

The quest for insight into what human beings really are. Communicate with others to avoid ambiguous misunderstandings. No art theory is complete without comments from incurable nut cases displaying aggressive political incorrectness.

funny art subculture

Ambiguity is in the center-stage in the appreciation of subculture arts. The simplicity of art is illusory.

Real art is not done to sell. The humorous background added some interest to an otherwise flat traditional funny print.

artist exploring underwater funny arts

Culture and subculture exploring an imaginary page of unintentional art

Getting draughtsmen into the etching mix will be a good idea.

A once tentacled fear-inducing drawing can become stupidly simple, rejecting a fin-de-siècle grandiosity.

Art belief and disbelief are likely complex and culturally shaped phenomena. In every abstract painting, an arithmetic problem.