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her fml: today some asshole in my art class sprayed primer all over my painting that I've been working on all semester. i can't fix it. FML
Maybe that's why you have 0 out of 8 confirmed FMLs.
Looks like the OP wanted to blame someone else for it. YDI
I feel like this is more like **** her Life..since you ruined her work. if you were smart you would have taken a rag and imminently dabbed the primer off..you probably could have saved her a helluva lot of grief. This is why I hate sharing studios with idiots.
um, artkid, if you're so brilliant and experienced, shouldn't you know that it could be oil paint on that canvas? If the OP rubbed it with a rag, she could have COMPLETELY ****** up the painting by blurring everything, instead of just throwing a few specks on it. The OP should be honest and upfront with the other artist. It sucks, but you should have been more careful and you have to take responsibility.
of course I'm aware of that, which is why I suggested they DAB the primer with a rag...not rub it. the corner of a cotton rag would have soaked up the majority of the primer before it had a chance to set on the oil paint. maybe you should read the what i said before mocking me.
artkid, would rubbing primer off a dry oilpaint be a smart thing to do or the equivalent of ruining it?
artkid... you sound like a bitch and a know it all and no you just can't " dab it off" it wood smudge I even know that and im not an " art kid"
You're asian
obviously you have no idea what your talking about. Art takes time.
Actually 33- I'm pretty sure the Mona Lisa only took 3 years over all, but sorry if I'm wrong (I don't know that much about art) . Either way, I agree, true art takes time
79 he was right It took 7 years for the lips and at least another 3 for the rest of it
So a decade to make Mona Lisa
The moms Lisa took 13 years all up. Not 3..
You need to get a real education if you actually think the name of the painting is the "mom's Lisa". Uncultured swine.
Last time I checked, that's why you don't "vigourously apply primer." ESPECIALLY around other peoples work. You were basically asking for an accident.
vigorously? are you a twat or a retard? either way, I hope the artist either can fix it easily, or tears out your eyes.
YDI, and FHL. You shouldn't have been "vigorously" putting on primer to the point where you're spraying it everywhere. Learn how to not act like a jackass in the studio, and until you do, stay the hell away from other people's work.
Heh heh heh. I saw "jackass" and read "Jackson Pollock" the first time.
Well, considering her painting wouldn't have been close enough to mess up to begin with if it had been in a more appropriate place and the observation that you should've thought to move it or deal with your priming in a more appropriate spot, you both were rather negligent. Pathemata mathemata - learn it well.
during the last quarter of last year, the "advanced" and "beginner" people shared a room on my course, though it ended up being the advanced people who caused the most trouble
I'm not an artist so my apologies if my question sounds ignorant but what exactly does the primer do and how does it affect her painting?
Oh shut up.
ahahaha. I love everything about this
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Last time I checked, that's why you don't "vigourously apply primer." ESPECIALLY around other peoples work. You were basically asking for an accident.
YDI, and FHL. You shouldn't have been "vigorously" putting on primer to the point where you're spraying it everywhere. Learn how to not act like a jackass in the studio, and until you do, stay the hell away from other people's work.