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We know nothing of any priming or not that had been used by Banksy. Plywood and wood also are not good mediums for paint but many painters primed it with gesso
by hardbass 1mo ago
We know nothing of any priming or not that had been used by Banksy. Plywood and wood also are not good mediums for paint but many painters primed it with gesso first. Unless you have verified information how the concrete was prepared and how it admits of less possible detail than the other media you like (and list what media you think your favorite paintings were) then its bs to say. And size is its own scale, at the scale of his paintings almost any medium admits of very high detail.
Pre-WW1 had already abandoned representational styles to a much larger extent than Banksy ever did, eg Cubism and Futurism so you are bullshitting. I don't see much difference in detail level between the painting you gave and the Banksy painting. Muted colors is a stylistic choice. You didn't tell me why charcoal is or isn't a valid medium. Charcoal has even less color.
- ericmay 1mo ago> You didn't tell me why charcoal is or isn't a valid medium. Charcoal has even less color. I don't have to or care to answer the question? > and list what media you think your favorite paintings were I don't have to give you anything other than "no it's not as good". Art is subjective. Balloon Girl is one of the worst pieces of art I've ever seen and anyone off the street could make something that lame and pointless. > Pre-WW1 had already abandoned representational styles to a much larger extent than Banksy ever did, eg Cubism and Futurism so you are bullshitting. No you are bullshitting
- hardbass 1mo agoYou can't answer that question because it punctures your stupid and absurd crap. You could easily look up Cubism and Futurism and what era they peaked in even if you didn't know, but you won't because you will have to admit you were spewing bullshit if you did.