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Laura Chamberlain • commented on a post 1 year ago

"Karen" Keeps Leaving Notes Complaining About Woman's Decorations, Woman Responds By Adding Even More

Now she needs a photo of Clint Eastwood saying "GET OFF MY LAWN"

Laura Chamberlain • commented on 4 posts 2 years ago

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Oh, an Dahli, or even Picasso looks like an acid trip. Kandinsky looks more like someone got board in Geometry class, depending of course on which one of his periods you are referring to.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

On Van Gogh, you forgot the Blue and Yellow, the man loved blue and yellow most of his painting were mainly blue and yellow.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Oh, an Dahli, or even Picasso looks like an acid trip. Kandinsky looks more like someone got board in Geometry class, depending of course on which one of his periods you are referring to.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

On Van Gogh, you forgot the Blue and Yellow, the man loved blue and yellow most of his painting were mainly blue and yellow.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

That's because Fida Kahlo was a narcissist and each painting is nothing more than a self portrait in a different setting. Unibrow and mustache and all.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

only in his cubist, surrealist period

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Laura Chamberlain • upvoted 3 items 2 years ago

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Here's some more, from an ex art student: If it has wavy and pronounced brushstrokes, it's probably Van Gogh If there's lots of little people with thin "matchstick" legs it's Lowry If there's a lot of bright hippie-like patchwork color, it's likely Gustav Klimt If it looks like an acid trip, it's Kandinsky If it looks like it's been painted made with individual spots/dabs of paint, it's Seurat. If it looks like someone spilt paint everywhere, then it's Pollock. If they have no or barely visible eyebrows, it's Da Vinci.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

I don't know why my comment was down voted? I'm a queer woman myself, queer is a perfectly normal academic word to use (there's queer studies, queer literature studies, queer film studies). Queer is simply an umbrella term like the LGBT, only queer encompasses only sexualities while LGBT encompasses gender identities as well. I'm a queer woman and I'm attracted to women. Michelangelo was a queer man and he was attracted to men. The reason I don't use the word homosexual is because he never specified his sexuality and I don't feel comfortable assigning a specific sexuality for someone unless they have specified it themselves. Hopefully this clears it up for some of you 😊

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Here's some more, from an ex art student: If it has wavy and pronounced brushstrokes, it's probably Van Gogh If there's lots of little people with thin "matchstick" legs it's Lowry If there's a lot of bright hippie-like patchwork color, it's likely Gustav Klimt If it looks like an acid trip, it's Kandinsky If it looks like it's been painted made with individual spots/dabs of paint, it's Seurat. If it looks like someone spilt paint everywhere, then it's Pollock. If they have no or barely visible eyebrows, it's Da Vinci.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

I don't know why my comment was down voted? I'm a queer woman myself, queer is a perfectly normal academic word to use (there's queer studies, queer literature studies, queer film studies). Queer is simply an umbrella term like the LGBT, only queer encompasses only sexualities while LGBT encompasses gender identities as well. I'm a queer woman and I'm attracted to women. Michelangelo was a queer man and he was attracted to men. The reason I don't use the word homosexual is because he never specified his sexuality and I don't feel comfortable assigning a specific sexuality for someone unless they have specified it themselves. Hopefully this clears it up for some of you 😊

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Imagine being able to come up with something so simple to execute as this and convincing everyone it is great art worth lots of money.

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Laura Chamberlain • commented on a post 4 years ago

Woman Takes Along Her Husband For An Important Dinner At Her New Boss’ House, Doesn’t Expect It To End Like This

I would have eaten the steak, I like my steak cooked what they call 'Black and Blue.

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Laura Chamberlain • commented on a post 1 year ago

"Karen" Keeps Leaving Notes Complaining About Woman's Decorations, Woman Responds By Adding Even More

Now she needs a photo of Clint Eastwood saying "GET OFF MY LAWN"

Laura Chamberlain • commented on 4 posts 2 years ago

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Oh, an Dahli, or even Picasso looks like an acid trip. Kandinsky looks more like someone got board in Geometry class, depending of course on which one of his periods you are referring to.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

On Van Gogh, you forgot the Blue and Yellow, the man loved blue and yellow most of his painting were mainly blue and yellow.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

That's because Fida Kahlo was a narcissist and each painting is nothing more than a self portrait in a different setting. Unibrow and mustache and all.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

only in his cubist, surrealist period

Laura Chamberlain • commented on a post 4 years ago

Woman Takes Along Her Husband For An Important Dinner At Her New Boss’ House, Doesn’t Expect It To End Like This

I would have eaten the steak, I like my steak cooked what they call 'Black and Blue.

Laura Chamberlain • upvoted 3 items 2 years ago

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Here's some more, from an ex art student: If it has wavy and pronounced brushstrokes, it's probably Van Gogh If there's lots of little people with thin "matchstick" legs it's Lowry If there's a lot of bright hippie-like patchwork color, it's likely Gustav Klimt If it looks like an acid trip, it's Kandinsky If it looks like it's been painted made with individual spots/dabs of paint, it's Seurat. If it looks like someone spilt paint everywhere, then it's Pollock. If they have no or barely visible eyebrows, it's Da Vinci.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

Imagine being able to come up with something so simple to execute as this and convincing everyone it is great art worth lots of money.

A Silly But Accurate Guide On How To Recognize Famous Painters By Their Art (19 Pics)

I don't know why my comment was down voted? I'm a queer woman myself, queer is a perfectly normal academic word to use (there's queer studies, queer literature studies, queer film studies). Queer is simply an umbrella term like the LGBT, only queer encompasses only sexualities while LGBT encompasses gender identities as well. I'm a queer woman and I'm attracted to women. Michelangelo was a queer man and he was attracted to men. The reason I don't use the word homosexual is because he never specified his sexuality and I don't feel comfortable assigning a specific sexuality for someone unless they have specified it themselves. Hopefully this clears it up for some of you 😊

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