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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2016 11:42:18 GMT
How is that? Gonefellow subtracted and added a drawing in the same style? the truckdirty details are the same penciling and the faces of the kids , same as the driver .. I was an " artist " - lol I hate this term - by the past , when I was old and moribund, and I know to recognize same authors . No doubt there. Now , after few strong beers, i M gonna eat my fatty cassoulet... Shows how talented he is imo. matching the original drawing with his addition. Or are you telling me that he drew the original image also? I like cassoulet, wish we could buy it in the Netherlands |
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Post by dodcoquelicot on Oct 23, 2016 12:32:21 GMT
the truckdirty details are the same penciling and the faces of the kids , same as the driver .. I was an " artist " - lol I hate this term - by the past , when I was old and moribund, and I know to recognize same authors . No doubt there. Now , after few strong beers, i M gonna eat my fatty cassoulet... Shows how talented he is imo. matching the original drawing with his addition. Or are you telling me that he drew the original image also? I like cassoulet, wish we could buy it in the Netherlands The original truck ? More colored .. Anyway , honnestly, trying to be the more realistic , why a guy as Gonefellow , would draw a truck, another version of the first truck, if it has not the original ?! It was not a major piece of Banksy ( even if the first drawing is amazing and great ) to make a parody ! It was a print for VIP too, and we never saw it painted on a wall . Why, one day, Gonefellow took another pen ( I saw some another versions too of this truck , and Dumbo too ) and thought to draw another truck ( why a truck ?!) if it had not done the first version etc.. and the stewards print too .. it's because, he is strong in drwawing , and had surely the model and sketch to play with ... or he is really a big fan of B And... trucks !!  I will send you singed cassoulet, kept flat in a tube .. now, siesta. Edit : if you need a better explanation and translation, ask Dr Olio, he knows me :-) Truck truck truck vroom vroom vroom ...🚛🚚🚜 |
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Post by Dr. Plip on Oct 23, 2016 12:56:46 GMT
Shows how talented he is imo. matching the original drawing with his addition. Or are you telling me that he drew the original image also? I like cassoulet, wish we could buy it in the Netherlands The original truck ? More colored .. Anyway , honnestly, trying to be the more realistic , why a guy as Gonefellow , would draw a truck, another version of the first truck, if it has not the original ?! It was not a major piece of Banksy ( even if the first drawing is amazing and great ) to make a parody ! It was a print for VIP too, and we never saw it painted on a wall . Why, one day, Gonefellow took another pen ( I saw some another versions too of this truck , and Dumbo too ) and thought to draw another truck ( why a truck ?!) if it had not done the first version etc.. and the stewards print too .. it's because, he is strong in drwawing , and had surely the model and sketch to play with ... or he is really a big fan of B And... trucks !! I will send you singed cassoulet, kept flat in a tube .. now, siesta. Edit : if you need a better explanation and translation, ask Dr Olio, he knows me :-) Truck truck truck vroom vroom vroom ...🚛🚚🚜 Hola! |
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Post by dodcoquelicot on Oct 23, 2016 13:08:52 GMT
The original truck ? More colored .. Anyway , honnestly, trying to be the more realistic , why a guy as Gonefellow , would draw a truck, another version of the first truck, if it has not the original ?! It was not a major piece of Banksy ( even if the first drawing is amazing and great ) to make a parody ! It was a print for VIP too, and we never saw it painted on a wall . Why, one day, Gonefellow took another pen ( I saw some another versions too of this truck , and Dumbo too ) and thought to draw another truck ( why a truck ?!) if it had not done the first version etc.. and the stewards print too .. it's because, he is strong in drwawing , and had surely the model and sketch to play with ... or he is really a big fan of B And... trucks !! I will send you singed cassoulet, kept flat in a tube .. now, siesta. Edit : if you need a better explanation and translation, ask Dr Olio, he knows me :-) Truck truck truck vroom vroom vroom ...🚛🚚🚜 Hola! Lol ! 😂 😂 😂 dr Olio ! Ahahah a i m laughing during my siesta !! Dr Olio ! Good one !!! Olé !! |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2016 13:44:14 GMT
Shows how talented he is imo. matching the original drawing with his addition. Or are you telling me that he drew the original image also? I like cassoulet, wish we could buy it in the Netherlands The original truck ? More colored .. Anyway , honnestly, trying to be the more realistic , why a guy as Gonefellow , would draw a truck, another version of the first truck, if it has not the original ?! It was not a major piece of Banksy ( even if the first drawing is amazing and great ) to make a parody ! It was a print for VIP too, and we never saw it painted on a wall . Why, one day, Gonefellow took another pen ( I saw some another versions too of this truck , and Dumbo too ) and thought to draw another truck ( why a truck ?!) if it had not done the first version etc.. and the stewards print too .. it's because, he is strong in drwawing , and had surely the model and sketch to play with ... or he is really a big fan of B And... trucks !! I will send you singed cassoulet, kept flat in a tube .. now, siesta. Edit : if you need a better explanation and translation, ask Dr Olio, he knows me :-) Truck truck truck vroom vroom vroom ...🚛🚚🚜 More versions? And more versions of Dumbo? What are you on about? |
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Post by Dr. Plip on Oct 23, 2016 14:57:39 GMT
Yeah, come on Roy. Spill the cassoulet. Tell us everything you know.
Next thing, there'll be a knock at your door and Andy will be standing there, asking "Does this rag smell like chloroform to you?"
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Post by dodcoquelicot on Oct 23, 2016 16:35:44 GMT
Yeah, come on Roy. Spill the cassoulet. Tell us everything you know.
Next thing, there'll be a knock at your door and Andy will be standing there, asking "Does this rag smell like chloroform to you?"
I hope you like sheep. ahahaah ! Bah ... i saw some secret versions but I am not a snitch ! And i respect too much Andy  and others |
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Post by johnnyh on Oct 23, 2016 16:39:48 GMT
@json slow down and look between the lines. Not specifically at the truck at the style of the pieces and the pencil work in the drawing it is very comparable to the Dismaland gift print and the Dumbo style
Not saying it is him just saying there are uncanny similarities to the work he was doing at this time.
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Post by ninthsonv2 on Oct 23, 2016 16:53:00 GMT
Of course it looks similar... GF used/appropriated the "meat truck" drawing to "create" his own parody...  It would have been daring to have included a bambi "artwork" as part of the sawed off walls... The cut and paste job is amateurist at best... Carry on... |
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Post by dodcoquelicot on Oct 23, 2016 16:57:56 GMT
Of course it looks similar... GF used/appropriated the "meat truck" drawing to "create" his own parody... It would have been daring to have included a bambi "artwork" as part of the sawed off walls... The cut and paste job is amateurist at best... Carry on... you are still thinking that G. Used Photoshop ... which details per example ? |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2016 17:09:19 GMT
Of course it looks similar... GF used/appropriated the "meat truck" drawing to "create" his own parody... It would have been daring to have included a bambi "artwork" as part of the sawed off walls... The cut and paste job is amateurist at best... Carry on... you are still thinking that G. Used Photoshop ... which details per example ? Photoshop? How?? To delete the back of the truck and photoshop a new one on there?? No way! It is a drawing and def not photoshopped. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2016 17:11:21 GMT
@json slow down and look between the lines. Not specifically at the truck at the style of the pieces and the pencil work in the drawing it is very comparable to the Dismaland gift print and the Dumbo style Not saying it is him just saying there are uncanny similarities to the work he was doing at this time. I never seen both of those prints in the flesh, but i am not sure how those prints look alike? Of course they could be done by one man.... Some people have different styles (PINS also for example). |
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Post by dodcoquelicot on Oct 23, 2016 17:17:01 GMT
you are still thinking that G. Used Photoshop ... which details per example ? Photoshop? How?? To delete the back of the truck and photoshop a new one on there?? No way! It is a drawing and def not photoshopped. its not me, its the other member who told that ... maybe he is an expert ... And I am still not a snitch (. Love this word ! ) |
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Post by Dr. Plip on Oct 23, 2016 17:32:55 GMT
I'll just say 1 more thing on the meat truck parody drawing, then I have to go and tickle some tofu for dinner. #vegan #UntilEveryCageIsEmpty #hashtag
1) How big was the original parody drawing? I thought it was A4? But I could be wrong. Would that be easy or hard to enlarge to the size of the finished print?
2) Didn't the original parody drawing get gifted to someone? So how would the gallery in the castle get ahold of it to make a print? I know the image existed online (and still does), but you couldn't just make a quality reproduction from a right-clicked and saved image could you?
3) When did things get so fucked up, that national newspapers call for Gary Lineker to be fired for expressing compassionate views regarding the migrants from Calais? National newspapers are attacking people for showing compassion to fellow human beings. That is some fucked up shit.
4) I'll be honest, I don't have a #4 |
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Post by johnnyh on Oct 23, 2016 18:05:45 GMT
@json slow down and look between the lines. Not specifically at the truck at the style of the pieces and the pencil work in the drawing it is very comparable to the Dismaland gift print and the Dumbo style Not saying it is him just saying there are uncanny similarities to the work he was doing at this time. I never seen both of those prints in the flesh, but i am not sure how those prints look alike? Of course they could be done by one man.... Some people have different styles (PINS also for example). It's the styling and the work is very similar and the methodology. Now could be just a close imitation tribute. Which is what it is said to be. But as say there are some uncanny similarities and methodologies for me. Think it's quite intriguing |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2016 18:23:01 GMT
I'll just say 1 more thing on the meat truck parody drawing, then I have to go and tickle some tofu for dinner. #vegan #UntilEveryCageIsEmpty #hashtag
1) How big was the original parody drawing? I thought it was A4? But I could be wrong. Would that be easy or hard to enlarge to the size of the finished print?
2) Didn't the original parody drawing get gifted to someone? So how would the gallery in the castle get ahold of it to make a print? I know the image existed online (and still does), but you couldn't just make a quality reproduction from a right-clicked and saved image could you?
3) When did things get so fucked up, that national newspapers call for Gary Lineker to be fired for expressing compassionate views regarding the migrants from Calais? National newspapers are attacking people for showing compassion to fellow human beings. That is some fucked up shit.
4) I'll be honest, I don't have a #4 Clearly i have no answers to any to the questions; so here we go: 1 - No idea, never seen one.... 2 - Yes you could, perhaps... no idea. Yeah probably it can be done..... not. 3 - ...... speechless and so serious i don't even want to make jokes about that. 4 - After point 3 i don't think we are in need of more points. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2016 18:26:29 GMT
I never seen both of those prints in the flesh, but i am not sure how those prints look alike? Of course they could be done by one man.... Some people have different styles (PINS also for example). It's the styling and the work is very similar and the methodology. Now could be just a close imitation tribute. Which is what it is said to be. But as say there are some uncanny similarities and methodologies for me. Think it's quite intriguing But Dumbo and the original truck (and all other prints for that matter) were done by the same man right? The artist who signs his prints with Banksy. Banksy's style varies all the time. And Gonefellow made the parody, which is very clever and shows amazing skill. If you really think that Gonefellow also did the original and perhaps even dumbo and dismaland maps etc then you suggest Gonefellow works with Banksy? And therefore creates pieces for/with Banksy? |
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Post by Dr. Plip on Oct 23, 2016 18:46:03 GMT
You ever wondered how the Banksy "concept drawing"-style-y prints/images came about?
Were they created just for staff thank-you's or VIP merchandise to help pay for Banksy events and charitable interventions?
I mean, they're really neat and polished if you say they're concept/approval drawings. But they also don't match the finished products either. Have you noticed that? If they were drawn by an artist that had access to photos of the truck/riot van/elephant, etc, then how come the drawings are slightly off in their details? Too many beers? Dark inside the sheep pen?
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Post by Dr. Plip on Oct 23, 2016 19:07:12 GMT
Anyway, if you take note of what Andy/CG said in the article from lamag.com, then there'll be future work from Gonefellow. So we'll see. I'm sure many questions will be answered and many answers questioned.
Oh and by the way, the only real article on this print release and it's in lamag.com? Really? Lam-ag? Lam (sheep) and ag (Welsh for "with"). WITH SHEEP! On the fucking sheep farm in Wales! I'm not making this shit up, people. The clues are all there.
I'm not crossing Team B or CG. I'm not going to Wales. Fuck that for a game of soldiers.
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Post by sturban on Oct 23, 2016 19:18:42 GMT
It's the styling and the work is very similar and the methodology. Now could be just a close imitation tribute. Which is what it is said to be. But as say there are some uncanny similarities and methodologies for me. Think it's quite intriguing But Dumbo and the original truck (and all other prints for that matter) were done by the same man right? The artist who signs his prints with Banksy. Banksy's style varies all the time. And Gonefellow made the parody, which is very clever and shows amazing skill. If you really think that Gonefellow also did the original and perhaps even dumbo and dismaland maps etc then you suggest Gonefellow works with Banksy? And therefore creates pieces for/with Banksy? This to me seems the most plausible answer. Banksy's tsunami piece at Dismaland probably also made by the same artist and why not? He probably came up with the concept and just put his name to it. |
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Post by dodcoquelicot on Oct 23, 2016 19:29:28 GMT
Anyway, if you take note of what Andy/CG said in the article from lamag.com, then there'll be future work from Gonefellow. So we'll see. I'm sure many questions will be answered and many answers questioned.
Oh and by the way, the only real article on this print release and it's in lamag.com? Really? Lam-ag? Lam (sheep) and ag (Welsh for "with"). WITH SHEEP! On the fucking sheep farm in Wales! I'm not making this shit up, people. The clues are all there.
I'm not crossing Team B or CG. I'm not going to Wales. Fuck that for a game of soldiers.
so talented and existentialists answers ! I " snitch " ❤️ that !!! Clever !!! |
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Post by dodcoquelicot on Oct 23, 2016 19:38:53 GMT
You ever wondered how the Banksy "concept drawing"-style-y prints/images came about?
Were they created just for staff thank-you's or VIP merchandise to help pay for Banksy events and charitable interventions?
I mean, they're really neat and polished if you say they're concept/approval drawings. But they also don't match the finished products either. Have you noticed that? If they were drawn by an artist that had access to photos of the truck/riot van/elephant, etc, then how come the drawings are slightly off in their details? Too many beers? Dark inside the sheep pen?
Were you not in a hurry to eat a nocturnal cassoulet ? Bon appétit cher ami ! |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2016 19:48:36 GMT
But Dumbo and the original truck (and all other prints for that matter) were done by the same man right? The artist who signs his prints with Banksy. Banksy's style varies all the time. And Gonefellow made the parody, which is very clever and shows amazing skill. If you really think that Gonefellow also did the original and perhaps even dumbo and dismaland maps etc then you suggest Gonefellow works with Banksy? And therefore creates pieces for/with Banksy? This to me seems the most plausible answer. Banksy's tsunami piece at Dismaland probably also made by the same artist and why not? He probably came up with the concept and just put his name to it. I am not convinced but then again, i don't need convincing And how can you tell that the tsunami was also done by Gonefellow? If someone else than Banksy did that piece my guess would be Paco Pomet .... imo Edit : And are we really discussing this?? I find it all unbelievable... |
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Post by sturban on Oct 23, 2016 20:15:01 GMT
This to me seems the most plausible answer. Banksy's tsunami piece at Dismaland probably also made by the same artist and why not? He probably came up with the concept and just put his name to it. I am not convinced but then again, i don't need convincing And how can you tell that the tsunami was also done by Gonefellow? If someone else than Banksy did that piece my guess would be Paco Pomet .... imo Edit : And are we really discussing this?? I find it all unbelievable... Oh shit! Paco Pomet is Banksy as well I've opened another can of worms now. I see a similar style in this, medium used is different so not so obvious. I am definitely convinced it was not made by the hands of Banksy though. |
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Post by sɐǝpı ɟo uoıʇɐɹǝpǝɟ on Oct 23, 2016 20:16:26 GMT
stye does kinda remind me of this old piece supposedly by B  |
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