🏡 Better Homes Wall Art/Pics
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I was watching a documentary called "The Lost Leonardo" and was hearing about some of the prices people were paying for pieces that looked like a half-asleep kindergartner kid could slap together. I don't get it either.
best pointless art ever.
An Artist Placed a Cube Made From $11.7 Million Worth of Gold in Central Park—Protected By Its Own Security Detail | Artnet News
The German artist Niclas Castello is launching a cryptocurrency alongside his conceptual gold cube sculpture installed in Central Park.
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Bunch of fucking weirdos.best pointless art ever.
An Artist Placed a Cube Made From $11.7 Million Worth of Gold in Central Park—Protected By Its Own Security Detail | Artnet News
The German artist Niclas Castello is launching a cryptocurrency alongside his conceptual gold cube sculpture installed in Central Park.
Here are my recent basement decorations.
I will pose a challenge to that...best pointless art ever.
An Artist Placed a Cube Made From $11.7 Million Worth of Gold in Central Park—Protected By Its Own Security Detail | Artnet News
The German artist Niclas Castello is launching a cryptocurrency alongside his conceptual gold cube sculpture installed in Central Park.
An Italian Artist Auctioned Off an ‘Invisible Sculpture’ for $18,300. It’s Made Literally of Nothing | Artnet News
“It is a work that asks you to activate the power of the imagination,” the artist, Salvatore Garau, said of his sculpture.
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My only piece of art and it’s priceless
This is the only picture I’ve picked out, I also have a picture from an off shore boat race in the 90’s with the twin towers in the background but it’s not hung up right now
Thats a great piece.
I used fractureme.com for some glass prints of pictures I took that came out great but they dont do anything as large as this is.....
Will have to browse the site you posted from them for some stuff, though I basically am just leaving this all to the woman now since when I try to do this I end up with the room looking like a doctors office because I hang up shit I got from work.
Some art from our house. this will probably a shock for most of you guys with your gray walls and minimal stuff. lol!
Random Thrifted stuff… most of the stuff we have is thrifted. not bothering with all the Live, Laugh, Love and other saying stuff. its randomly all over the house as well as a hallway loaded with family photos from mid wall to ceiling.
Stuff that I picked out is all tin signs and sweets framed art.. lol
Other stuff that is mine. I painted that picture of the car years go. she wanted to hang it up. coins are my Grandfathers. he loved to collect coins.
from a family paint and sip. I painted the mountains and she painted the waterfall one below. Yes the previous owner used reclaimed Barn wood in the house and is featured in various places and lots of rough cut dimensional cedar boards on the walls.
family passed down stuff.. from my Wife's side.
the copper chicken and the knife set was my parents old knives that were a wedding gift to them back in 1975 and I was still using them when I met my wife so she framed them because they were still being used 40 years on. lol
Random Thrifted stuff… most of the stuff we have is thrifted. not bothering with all the Live, Laugh, Love and other saying stuff. its randomly all over the house as well as a hallway loaded with family photos from mid wall to ceiling.
Stuff that I picked out is all tin signs and sweets framed art.. lol
Other stuff that is mine. I painted that picture of the car years go. she wanted to hang it up. coins are my Grandfathers. he loved to collect coins.
from a family paint and sip. I painted the mountains and she painted the waterfall one below. Yes the previous owner used reclaimed Barn wood in the house and is featured in various places and lots of rough cut dimensional cedar boards on the walls.
family passed down stuff.. from my Wife's side.
the copper chicken and the knife set was my parents old knives that were a wedding gift to them back in 1975 and I was still using them when I met my wife so she framed them because they were still being used 40 years on. lol
Forgot about these. If I ever get a decent office setup these will go back up. These were the only art pieces I had at my townhouse.
Some random shit from the house that may or may not qualify as art:
A demilled BREN I have as sclupture on top of my book shelves
I dumpsterdived this poster, but for some reason it's spoken to me. The mythology behind it is neat in my mind.
The bird I did in glass, the wife did the flowers. The Gladius is a stage blade my sister got me as a HS grad gift.
Last but not least the wife got these sculptures. They're from a Canadian Childrens' book.
There's some other paintings through the house, I'll get to those later I guess.
A demilled BREN I have as sclupture on top of my book shelves
I dumpsterdived this poster, but for some reason it's spoken to me. The mythology behind it is neat in my mind.
The bird I did in glass, the wife did the flowers. The Gladius is a stage blade my sister got me as a HS grad gift.
Last but not least the wife got these sculptures. They're from a Canadian Childrens' book.
There's some other paintings through the house, I'll get to those later I guess.
I got the middle one up then gave up because I wanted to relax for at least 20 minutes before I went to bed lol. Have to drill 4 holes per pic which is ridiculous, and there's an unnecessary amount of hardware involved so you have to measure all that and make sure it's within spec & mounted evenly to the picture so you don't have to compensate by offsetting holes
Def like the first one better from that CtrlP guy, his mounting hardware was simple and minimalist. 4 holes for that entire giant pic vs 12 for these, which are about the same size
That works, but a laser just makes it soooo much easier.
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