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Comicking is under the impression that I care what he thinks about my Fine Art, and yes it IS fine art. It meets all of the criteria to be Fine Art. Whatever Pop Art has been to you is not Pop Art. What you are describing is either Impressionism, or maybe even expressionism, perhaps you should investigate to two art froms before defining my art as such. I only brought this point up again because it was adressed again in the comment above.

As to the "Attack" it was not what you said but how you said it. It was worded as a backhanded dig.

This is akin to saying to someone "You are a pretty nice guy, for an asshole." and then when the recipient challenges takes issues with being called an asshole, the instigator says "Hey, you're being selective. I told you I though you were a pretty nice guy." If I wanted to be selective I would have focused on the fact that you said the art was good, and ignored the context of the statement.

In closing, the issue has become really nothing more than childish bickering. And this is my last comment on this matter in particular. As to my original board topic, that is another story.

Alrighty. Apparently you've got me with the dictionary. I did look these words up after PixieTits' post about what is or is not fine art. I still contend that Fine Art is different than fine art, and not just that one is capitalized and the other isn't. I withdraw, retreat, re-group and answer give an answer to your last question in the thread. While DigDug seems to contradict the meaning by mentioning that what he draws for SG is not what he would call Fine Art, he brings up that its really just semantics. Demetrius_z states why he thinks its a bad idea and I answer with why its a good idea that won't work.

Furthermore, I'm sorry that my gender has embittered you to those do not know you. I personally know for a fact (I get in fights with most men because they refuse to believe the statistics) that women are better at almost everything than men. Men can excel at cooking and cleaning house if they apply themselves, but women make better doctors, nurses, lawyers, mechanics, bus drivers, construction workers, plumbers, artists, musicians, pilots, politicians, ceo's, scientists, you name it. Women are better at every male-dominated (and female-dominated) profession if they apply themselves with the exception of the two I mentioned above. Men just have a hard time "moving out of the way" and beat the slender gender down with glass ceilings and what-not.

Your work is very interesting and unique. I've never seen anything like your nudes on your site.

Ill have to check out your Shakespeare suggestions.

You should join SGKalamazoo. There is a fairly large group of people around here. Oct 9th we are going bowling here in Lansing. You should think about coming.