Watercolor and finger-paint on ink-jet paper, 2010. 🙂
15 thoughts on “Loyette’s latest masterwork”
Joe Loy
Wow!
I always knew she’s a Genius; but a gifted Artist, too! That is Excellent. No, really. / Preserve that work for the MOMA exhibition, old kiddoe. “Loyette: the Early Years.” Eat yer heart out, Jackson Pollock. 🙂
Alasdair
Ummm … isn’t it upside down ?
(grin)
Joe Loy
Alasdair, that all depends on yer Perspective. ;} What, didn’t they offer Art Appreciation in the Glaswegian school system? (smirk 🙂
Think of it the way a long-ago NYC Mayoral candidate reflected upon his aide’s question re whether his campaign speeches weren’t Too Corny. Mario Procaccino is reported to have replied with the immortal words, “Corn is in the Ear of the Beholder.”
(abstract smile 🙂
David K.
I Lille it slot better than most of the junk I saw at the MoMA!
David K.
I like it a lot better than most of the junk I saw at the MoMA!
Brendan LoyPost author
re: Comment #4… iOS 4.0 spell-check FAIL? haha
Alasdair
Brendan #6 – nahhh – #5 is an impostor ! #4 is classic David K. !
Venerable Loy – take another look at it, upside down, in the context of the World Cup !
Brendan – are you able to update this post with a 180 degree rotated version ?
Joe Loy
Da Vid k, myp oint exaxcTly.
Joe Loy
David K, my point exactly. 🙂
Joe Loy
Laird Alasdair, not that I wouldn’t stand on my head for my Grand-daughter(s) but I think you are trying to render the non-objective, Representational. IOW World Cup, Schmorldcup. Next you’ll be suggesting that viewed Sidewise it looks like ordon Brown or somesuch.
( postmodernist grin 🙂
Joe Loy
“ordon” Hee hee / well if you said That I might agree 🙂
Joe Loy
and now upon Further reflection, perhaps it Could be seen as a Picasso-like interpretation of Gordon Brown’s arse. Especially in the condition in which he got it Handed to him by David Cameron. ;>
Alasdair
Venerable Loy #12 – I am officially afraid to click on that link ! (grin)
Wow!
I always knew she’s a Genius; but a gifted Artist, too! That is Excellent. No, really. / Preserve that work for the MOMA exhibition, old kiddoe. “Loyette: the Early Years.” Eat yer heart out, Jackson Pollock. 🙂
Ummm … isn’t it upside down ?
(grin)
Alasdair, that all depends on yer Perspective. ;} What, didn’t they offer Art Appreciation in the Glaswegian school system? (smirk 🙂
Think of it the way a long-ago NYC Mayoral candidate reflected upon his aide’s question re whether his campaign speeches weren’t Too Corny. Mario Procaccino is reported to have replied with the immortal words, “Corn is in the Ear of the Beholder.”
(abstract smile 🙂
I Lille it slot better than most of the junk I saw at the MoMA!
I like it a lot better than most of the junk I saw at the MoMA!
re: Comment #4… iOS 4.0 spell-check FAIL? haha
Brendan #6 – nahhh – #5 is an impostor ! #4 is classic David K. !
Venerable Loy – take another look at it, upside down, in the context of the World Cup !
Brendan – are you able to update this post with a 180 degree rotated version ?
Da Vid k, myp oint exaxcTly.
David K, my point exactly. 🙂
Laird Alasdair, not that I wouldn’t stand on my head for my Grand-daughter(s) but I think you are trying to render the non-objective, Representational. IOW World Cup, Schmorldcup. Next you’ll be suggesting that viewed Sidewise it looks like ordon Brown or somesuch.
( postmodernist grin 🙂
“ordon” Hee hee / well if you said That I might agree 🙂
and now upon Further reflection, perhaps it Could be seen as a Picasso-like interpretation of Gordon Brown’s arse. Especially in the condition in which he got it Handed to him by David Cameron. ;>
Venerable Loy #12 – I am officially afraid to click on that link ! (grin)
Estimable Alasdair #13: unofficially, “Ha ha!” ;}
Sorta reminds me of the put-down of Napoleon and the way he enunciated both his native language and foreign languages …
Thus, ’twas said of Bonaparte that he couldn’t tell his Erse from his Elban …