[Keydog]

[FunkPumpkin]

She has a great body and fucks like a beast, but those high-school-notebook-doodle-quality tattoos scribbled all over her chest are unfortunate, to put it nicely. I'm sure that's why she almost always wears a top in her porn vids.

[Bletch]

Fine but them tattoos though......

[Jl06785]

What's wrong with tattoos?

[Bletch]

Originally Posted by JJL0325 ↗

What's wrong with tattoos?

Nothing but...hers doesn't look too good

[Keydog]

Originally Posted by Bletch ↗

Nothing but...hers doesn't look too good

It's called abstract art, you uncultured fuckheads

Wassily Kandinsky, Composition 8, 1923.

To be honest, I didn't put much consideration into her chest area while I was posting...

[FunkPumpkin]

Originally Posted by Keydog ↗

It's called abstract art, you uncultured fuckheads

Joan Miro ca. 1925

To be honest, I didn't put much consideration into her chest area while I was posting...

Just because you like looking at ugly shit doesn't make you more cultured. Art appreciation is subjective, dickhead.

[Keydog]

Originally Posted by FunkPumpkin ↗

Just because you like looking at ugly shit doesn't make you more cultured. Art appreciation is subjective, dickhead.

Wassily Kandinsky
Composition VIII
1923

The audience was quite shocked by the transition from the apocalyptic emotion of “Composition VII” to the geometric rhythm of “Composition VIII”. “Composition VIII” was painted ten years later in 1923. It is a logical development of the creative genius of the painter and to a certain extent it reflects the influence of Suprematism and Constructivism assimilated by Kandinsky in Russia and in the Bauhaus.

In 1926, the most important theoretical work of the painter “Point and Line to Plane” was published. Of course, most of the painter’s canvases of this period are the practical expression of his theoretical ideals. However, this is not a literal implementation, but rather intuitive and poetic interpretation. Kandinsky as a writer was consistent and methodical, but when working on the canvas with figures and colours he was becoming sensual and impulsive. And, of course, he hoped that the audience would perceive his work emotionally, too.

Kandinsky aimed to formulate an abstract language which would cause strong emotions in the audience to a large extent the same way as it does the music. “Form itself, even if completely abstract ... has its own inner sound,” he wrote. Kandinsky was looking for a universal law of harmony in the visual arts, which must be present in the center of each creation, and this mystical belief was being reinforced by a convincing inner strength of the painter.

“Composition VIII” was one of the first paintings which were bought by Solomon R. Guggenheim. In 1930 Guggenheim visited Bauhaus where he bought several paintings of Kandinsky. It was the beginning of a large collection which is now exhibited in the Guggenheim Museum in New York.v

[FunkPumpkin]

Originally Posted by Keydog ↗

Wassily Kandinsky
Composition VIII
1923

The audience was quite shocked by the transition from the apocalyptic emotion of “Composition VII” to the geometric rhythm of “Composition VIII”. “Composition VIII” was painted ten years later in 1923. It is a logical development of the creative genius of the painter and to a certain extent it reflects the influence of Suprematism and Constructivism assimilated by Kandinsky in Russia and in the Bauhaus.

In 1926, the most important theoretical work of the painter “Point and Line to Plane” was published. Of course, most of the painter’s canvases of this period are the practical expression of his theoretical ideals. However, this is not a literal implementation, but rather intuitive and poetic interpretation. Kandinsky as a writer was consistent and methodical, but when working on the canvas with figures and colours he was becoming sensual and impulsive. And, of course, he hoped that the audience would perceive his work emotionally, too.

Kandinsky aimed to formulate an abstract language which would cause strong emotions in the audience to a large extent the same way as it does the music. “Form itself, even if completely abstract ... has its own inner sound,” he wrote. Kandinsky was looking for a universal law of harmony in the visual arts, which must be present in the center of each creation, and this mystical belief was being reinforced by a convincing inner strength of the painter.

“Composition VIII” was one of the first paintings which were bought by Solomon R. Guggenheim. In 1930 Guggenheim visited Bauhaus where he bought several paintings of Kandinsky. It was the beginning of a large collection which is now exhibited in the Guggenheim Museum in New York.v

Point taken. You dig her art. I'm glad you found something you like.

But you didn't post this in an art forum. You posted a hot-ass-bitch-with-a-banging-body-who-fucks-BBC-like-it's-going-out-of-style broad in a "What guys want" forum.

I appreciate your exposition about the art. I will honestly look further into it because I like seeing shit I've not come across before. (Thank you. )

But please don't post a porn star in a "hot chick" forum and get pissed because we don't appreciate abstract art. She's hot-as-fuck and fucks even harder. We don't expect (an apparently, don't recognize) "art" while we jerk off to her more-notable charms.

[Keydog]