The Lurid low-brow Tiki-Art of Brad (tiki-shark) Parker - Other Crafts

J jpmartdog Tiki Socialite Amesbury, Mass Joined: Mar 27, 2005 Posts: 650	J jpmartdog Posted posted on Sun, Oct 7, 2007 7:40 AM Yo Bradsky - totally diggin it - once again am amazed by the subtle background details creating realistic environment. Where others would fill in with color, you sculpt and create an amazing stage. Seems some of your old movie making shining through! When I worked as an on set artist, I would often defend the integrity of the art department and fight to maintain the set 'as designed' , despite the testosterone of the stunt coordinator or special fx team and their narrow focus on 'the action' only. I was so frequently told, "If they're looking at that, they're looking at the wrong thing!" That's what is sooo cool about your style and paintings..... no matter where you look on your canvas, the scene is interesting and meticulous! Go Brad Go! Love this brain! I'll take this one!

Yo Bradsky - totally diggin it - once again am amazed by the subtle background details creating realistic environment. Where others would fill in with color, you sculpt and create an amazing stage. Seems some of your old movie making shining through! When I worked as an on set artist, I would often defend the integrity of the art department and fight to maintain the set 'as designed' , despite the testosterone of the stunt coordinator or special fx team and their narrow focus on 'the action' only. I was so frequently told, "If they're looking at that, they're looking at the wrong thing!" That's what is sooo cool about your style and paintings..... no matter where you look on your canvas, the scene is interesting and meticulous!
Go Brad Go!

Love this brain! I'll take this one!

Post #336905 by jpmartdog on Sun, Oct 7, 2007 7:40 AM