What's o yer walls?

[mtngirl79]

[Cabinfever]

Map of Hawaii

[Tuckerman]

bathroom artwork-
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We have that pic of tux in my kitchen. We have a chalk board where I draw pics of dicks and write notes to my GF about how hot her ass is and the things ill do to her when I get home from work. We have a lot of mirrors. What we dont' have up is all this signed sports stuff from my GFs days working with a sports memorabilia broker. That stuff is awesome.

[Svengali]

4matic, I've owned that Calder "asymetrie" lithograph for almost 30 years. Its been moved around abit, but I've never tired of it enough to part with it.
A few months ago I "hesitated" a bit too long on a J. Miro lithograph- oh well, altleast I dont have to eliminate my whisky budget!

[dtown]

Current selection in my office
- a pic of my grandpa and his brother on a bike (from ~1930)
- some signed wooden skis we had at our wedding as our guest book
- a couple of color plaqued posters from a few different events
- some Longhorns...cause why not

[Mazderati]

No mention of the North American Trouser Trout in that poster.

[dtown]

That's in the dating the porn star dating thread, it's an entire sub species

[Timberridge]

Paint.

Me too. The guards make us take stuff down. Another year and 30 days and I'm out.

[plugboots]

[BigDaddy]

^ Good idea...

We have an "only art by friends or family" policy. Saves on dough and the stuff actually means something to us.

This is a friend who I traded a skylight installation for several pieces. He has recently gained a great deal of notoriety, so maybe they'll actually be worth something?

Either way, I still love them:



Mark Cooper: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Cooper_(artist)

[4matic]

Nice Big Daddy. Quality work

[Art Shirk]

So this is kinda timely and weird. I was thinking of this thread as I was walking around the house. So I saw this piece on the wall we've had for awhile. I call it a "piece" because it's more mixed media.



I actually like it a lot even though it's odd. My wife and I love art and have spent middling dough on certain stuff but this particular thing was interesting and free. We had a mess of drinks years ago in a Seattle burg, found this is an alley next to a dumpster and brought it home. Anyway, I took this picture a few minutes ago and then realized the bottom right frame was peeling. I lifted it farther than I should and found this writing.



I'm not going to pull it back farther for now, but am really interested in the rest.

And as bonus material, this is in my den. My grandfather homesteaded land in Hawaii before it was a state and would skin dive with few local resources. These are the goggles he created for himself out of wood. And apparently the medals, Jeebus knows why they are in there, were in recognition of graduating first in his class at Georgetown undergrad and first in his class Georgetown Med.

[4matic]

Reads like the message is discussing theme of the art, bug under the glass. Cool piece of art.

[the_flying_v]

[Timberridge]

This wins....juxtaposed on a painted OSB wall.

The rest of you can just sit down.

[BigDaddy]

So this is kinda timely and weird. I was thinking of this thread as I was walking around the house. So I saw this piece on the wall we've had for awhile. I call it a "piece" because it's more mixed media.



I actually like it a lot even though it's odd. My wife and I love art and have spent middling dough on certain stuff but this particular thing was interesting and free. We had a mess of drinks years ago in a Seattle burg, found this is an alley next to a dumpster and brought it home. Anyway, I took this picture a few minutes ago and then realized the bottom right frame was peeling. I lifted it farther than I should and found this writing.



I'm not going to pull it back farther for now, but am really interested in the rest.

And as bonus material, this is in my den. My grandfather homesteaded land in Hawaii before it was a state and would skin dive with few local resources. These are the goggles he created for himself out of wood. And apparently the medals, Jeebus knows why they are in there, were in recognition of graduating first in his class at Georgetown undergrad and first in his class Georgetown Med.

You have a great eye, that dumpster piece is amazing. I bet it's worth 100 times what you paid for it! Seriously I'd pay for something like that.

And that stuff about your grandfather is in the wrong thread, Jong. It should be in the shit that impresses me thread...

[54-46]

Momentum (Hanalei) by Grant Pecoff - family has spent a lot of time in Hanalei and spread my mom's ashes there. (Pic of kid below)

[schindlerpiste]

^^^Nice water movement.

[Jacques Sheer-Rocko]

First setup; ~88cm wood, 15.5 leather, and bear traps.

[bagtagley]

Just hung this today. Buddy painted it as a thank you. I wasn't sure at first, but I really like it up on the wall.

[iceman]

^^^I think it's cool but is that how you hung it?

[snoqpass]

Great grandfathers blacksmith shop

Days out in the field

[ticketchecker]

Here's a few selects

[Tye 1on]

Soon to be hung, sorta commissioned acrylic from a local rad artist


You can see the present-day Buffet in the background looking over his shoulder as his younger self...


One of my aunt's originals, a mandala sort of thing of the Chinese Zodiac characters


A Huichol yarn painting bought a couple dozen years ago...

[schindlerpiste]

I like your stuff