MrMokkori ([info]mrmokkori) wrote in [info]wtf_inc,
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Framed wall-sized print, please


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[info]coldeznutssac

September 15 2009, 22:26:46 UTC 2 years ago

I like it

[info]bloodlilie

September 15 2009, 22:27:39 UTC 2 years ago

i would buy this

[info]uberliz

September 15 2009, 22:34:13 UTC 2 years ago

It's about time someone put them in their place.

[info]wisecracks

September 15 2009, 22:42:06 UTC 2 years ago

Better than a sad clown in an iron lung

[info]almost_relevant

September 15 2009, 22:44:39 UTC 2 years ago

This is not WTF. This is SPECTACULARLY AWESOME.

[info]alleykitten

September 15 2009, 22:50:39 UTC 2 years ago

I love it! I'll take two! One for the bathroom and one for over the bed.

Oh, hell.... and a third one for over the fireplace in the living room!

[info]compost75

September 15 2009, 22:53:38 UTC 2 years ago

The fireplace in front of the bare-clownskin rug?

[info]atomicdave

September 15 2009, 23:36:39 UTC 2 years ago

Oh hell fucking yes. I'd give them away as presents.

[info]bomb_the_cherry

September 16 2009, 00:25:42 UTC 2 years ago

Same here. And also, hello fellow Harley lover!

[info]atomicdave

September 16 2009, 01:54:45 UTC 2 years ago

hehe I like your icon.

[info]mrmikeyman

September 15 2009, 23:57:36 UTC 2 years ago

I'll take 2 11x17's, 2 8x10's, a dozen 5x7's, and a sheet of wallet sizes kthx.

[info]ishottheking

September 16 2009, 00:42:41 UTC 2 years ago

Grabby hands.

[info]kaptainsarcasm

September 16 2009, 02:01:15 UTC 2 years ago

I have a new desktop background! Finally. I've had my old one way too long.

[info]monkeyprincess7

September 16 2009, 02:27:25 UTC 2 years ago

YES! I'll take four wall sized for my attic bedroom, three poster sized for my living room and about 1500 wallet sized so I can give them out as business cards.

[info]ladybugandbee

September 16 2009, 02:37:38 UTC 2 years ago

That's Mike Cockrill, isn't it- I just got into him. He's my latest idol.

[info]mrmokkori

September 16 2009, 03:31:26 UTC 2 years ago

Thanks, I had no idea who the artist was. I'm digging his style.

[info]ladybugandbee

September 16 2009, 12:31:57 UTC 2 years ago

this ones my favorite
http://www.mikecockrill.com/2007pages/thebroken.html
is your name a reference to city hunter? cause if so, you're TWO TIMES AWESOME

[info]bonster

September 16 2009, 16:17:44 UTC 2 years ago

Interesting STUFF. Thank you for the link. I'm always on the lookout for modern painters that don't just do squares and dots or sharks in formaldehyde. So I can show them to my fine arts tutors and go 'LOOK! YOU CAN DO FINE ART AND STILL DRAW BEAUTIFULLY, DAMMIT.' They don't seem to think you can. It's kind of obnoxious.

I wonder why his subjects are all sexualised young girls. Kind of interesting, yet creepy?

[info]ladybugandbee

September 17 2009, 01:03:48 UTC 2 years ago

There are older girls as well. I'd find it creepy, but he and Henry Darger both have a lot of 'young girl' stuff that somehow doesn't feel exploitative to me. In a Cockrill article I read somewhere, the author was saying how he liked that Cockrill's children acted like real children- naive and undeveloped, but not as wholesome and pure as many people believe. Children are essentially amoral. When you were twelve, did you have sexual thoughts(uninformed as they might have been)? I know I did, I did much before then, without any 'tainting' from adults.

[info]mrmokkori

September 16 2009, 20:15:34 UTC 2 years ago

Yes, City Hunter rules. I bought the whole thing on DVD.

Cockrill's paintings remind me of one of my favourite Kurt Vonnegut passages:

"There were two monsters sharing this planet with us when I was a
boy, however, and I celebrate their extinction today. They were
determined to kill us, or at least to make our lives meaningless. They came close to success. They were cruel adversaries, which my little friends the beavers were not. Lions? No. Tigers? No. Lions and tigers snoozed most of the time. The monsters I will name never snoozed. They inhabited our heads. They were the arbitrary lusts for gold, and, God help us, for a glimpse of a little girl’s underpants."

[info]ladybugandbee

September 17 2009, 01:00:35 UTC 2 years ago

That's an awesome quote. Vonnegut rules!

[info]ego_princess

September 16 2009, 04:09:12 UTC 2 years ago

I kind of like it...

[info]hannahsarah

September 16 2009, 04:37:32 UTC 2 years ago

I need one for my kid's room!

[info]dumpsterdiva

September 16 2009, 13:17:04 UTC 2 years ago

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