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Chino

Chino 50 Followers

An aspiring artist who loves digital painting.

Apr 19th

DarkeyoXVI /där-kəyōˌsik-ˈstēn, ˈsiks-ˌtēn/ "the dark one who shines the light for those who seeks justice" "I am Darkeyo, Darkeyo is my name" ~I am a Multimedia artist who merely focused on creating illustrations, comics/manga, film/animation and creating characters that could build stories...

Apr 23rd

PansyYing

PansyYing 6 Followers

Just an introvert who loves music, imagination, reading and of course art. Drawing is like my private diary where people can judge and for once I don't care.

Nov 29th

JessicaNeis

JessicaNeis 1851 Followers

I'm a photographer. Working is my playtime. Every details of it is my life.

May 24th, 2012

Joseartist2016

Joseartist2016 795 Followers

i like drawing and building skyscrapers out of paper and tap. i want to be an artitect when i grow up if not then an artist..

Oct 3rd

sasikirana

sasikirana 37 Followers

hi. . i'm sasikirana

Apr 2nd, 2011

sunxmoon

sunxmoon 2106 Followers

Lowbrow is a widespread populist art movement with origins in the underground comix world, punk music, hot-rod street culture, and other subcultures. Lowbrow art often has a sense of humor - sometimes the humor is gleeful, sometimes impish, and sometimes it is a sarcastic comment. The single most common tactic that Lowbrow artists employ is to poke fun at convention. They know the "rules" of art, and consciously choose not to abide by them. If the test of time for legitimacy (as an artistic movement) means that Lowbrow speaks/spoke, in visual terms, to the millions of us who share a common cultural, symbolic language - albeit a "lower" or "middle" class, media-driven language - then, yes, Lowbrow is here to stay. Anthropologists will probably study Lowbrow in the future, to attempt to figure out late 20th and early 21st century U.S. societal influences.

May 18th, 2012

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