Thoughts On This Poster?

[SeanKelly 0]

What does everyone think of this art print?

 

I, myself, did not create it but it was available for purchase on another site.

I think the design is amazing, it just looks, well, great.

[chini13 11]

hey the painting in very interesting...i think it shows the city life..which has lot of glamour and lots of activity ..the colours over the buildings and the different colours depict the too much of activity in the daily life of a city and the stress..their is so much of colour in our life and too many activities ..moving moving all the time

[linekill 1]

I don't like it. Because it sits between being too messy (which is good) and beautiful (also good) which makes it safe (bad). It feels like the print has an identity crisis. This may be what the artist is aiming for, there's no way of telling. If it was in the late 80's and early 90's, it would have been a great piece. All in all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So if you think its good, go.

[inea 0]

I would like the picture without the paint on it. The picture itself reminds of the cosmopolity, city life and the future.

[deadmad7 4]

Woah! That looks awesome! And I know that skin from gelaskins from where I got my iPhone. You can get it as "skin" from gelaskins for your iphone, its like a protective cover, i got this one called "worth dying for". It cost me around $18 + shipping. I don't that think this would look good, as a poster. It could be awesome on a Room Wallpaper, covering the whole wall... if its really cheap, you should buy it though.

[Harlot 2]

I think the artist tried to make a piece that was unique and creative, but I think it would have been best to use simplicity for the piece. Although complication can bring forth goods works of art, some of the most simple pieces have been some of the most famous pieces of art work. I would buy the picture if it was simple, and wasn't so colorfully disorganized. Nevertheless, when it comes to art, its not always what the person viewing it thinks, but the person who drew it. Was there a underlying message behind the drawing, or was the artist somehow trying to express his feelings about something. The picture is not that bad, but its just not something that I would hang on my wall or want to look at every day. The picture looks like a mix of complementary art and the groovy era of the 70s.