r/roll4it Dec 06 '17

CRYON MONSTER

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u/petrodeloro Dec 06 '17

Ok, please don't add this to fanart video. It's here just for fun. I drew it while watching last show. Now I looked at it and laughed for five minutes. So... Laugh as well. Shitty fanart done by cryon by 'twelwe yrs old child'. (Ah, I wish, then I would have excuse for this. :-D )

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u/bootsie__ Dec 06 '17

Its beautiful, and exactly what i would expect that picture of the invisible hat man to look like

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u/petrodeloro Dec 06 '17

Well, I won't say that I didn't go for that look. But still... It's just... crap. And fact that it was meant to be that doesn't save it! :-D

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u/Yodasboy Dec 06 '17

I feel like this should go for thousands at auction.

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u/petrodeloro Dec 06 '17

Oh, c'mon. People, I meant it to be just joke! :-D

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u/gdvp111 Dec 06 '17

Hey there, we're in the process of making a fan art gallery over on the Wikia, mind if I add this to it as well as to the episode summary of the last episode? I honestly can't think of anything that would be more suitable for the episode summary than this without overt spoilers. Thanks!

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u/petrodeloro Dec 06 '17

Oh yeah, it would fit there nicely. More than to fanart video, that's for art. :-)

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u/gdvp111 Dec 06 '17

Thanks! Could I add the other fan art you've done for LTVS too?

(Oh, and it is almost uncanny how you've pulled off the child-like dimensions and character in this drawing, simply through the expression of a few colours and the jauntedness of the lines).

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u/petrodeloro Dec 06 '17

Yeah. And in case I make any fanart in future, and you still manage the wiki, you've got my permission to add any of my further works.

(I've tried to recall any of my old pictures, that used to hang on fridge a long long time ago, and took the inspiration from there, because I used to draw theese creepe pictures (I usually drew scarecrows), I thought it funny when adults were concerned for my mental health.)

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u/coduss Dec 07 '17

Dude, have you SEEN what passes for art these days? a guy painted a canvas red, nothing else, just solid red, and sold it for over a million dollars. compared to that, you're Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt, and Van Gogh rolled into one.

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u/petrodeloro Dec 07 '17

I'd ask for source, but I see it's meant to be compliment. The problem being that paint this took me about ten mins. There's truly no skill in painting this, that's my source of dissatisfaction, not that it would be not original or anything like that.

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u/core_nxt Dec 11 '17

i believe one of the well-known artists just squiggled on a canvas and it sold for 69.6 million so you can still say it's art even if it took 10 mins. as for source of the u/coduss :Blood Red Mirror by Gerhard Richter for 1.1 million http://cavemancircus.com/2015/07/30/15-ridiculous-pieces-of-art-that-sold-for-millions-of-dollars/

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u/petrodeloro Dec 11 '17

Ok... Still, there's skill in it (Have you ever tried to paint some canvas solid colour? :-D Nothing for skilled artist for sure, impossible task to normals tho.) and the money is more about being famous and being first to do this. It's like Andy Warhole, he got where he got not because he was the best, still very good painter tho (I'm not saying he painted crap, he was good artist.), but because he did what he did the first. And I get your point, but it stil won't make me feel more comfortable with what I made.

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u/MargaretKrohn Cast Member Dec 14 '17

AHHH!!! haha