Alex Grey Apreciation Thead
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tebor
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taknitEZ95
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Yea, Alex Grey is the shit. 
He also did the artwork for a Tool album.
He also did the artwork for a Tool album.Yea, Alex Grey is the shit.
Yes I`m a huge fan of him. Anyone have a chance to check out Chapel of Sacred Mirrors? That place would be amazing to walk around in.
tebor
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Yea, Alex Grey is the shit.
they first turned me onto him.
I wanted to share with any who weren't aware of Grey.
morgentaler
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Why shouldn't someone who likes an artists work be able to pay them to work on projects with them?
Is the artist suppose to live on praise alone?
Unless you're sending him food and shelter in the mail it's kind of silly to look down on it.
And his art is pretty damn cool
Is the artist suppose to live on praise alone?
Unless you're sending him food and shelter in the mail it's kind of silly to look down on it.
And his art is pretty damn cool
tebor
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Tool Did a great thing by using their popularity to promote an artist they liked.
I and many others may never have heard of him if not for Tool.
At least not as soon.
It was Tool that also turned me onto Bill Hicks way back in the day.
And I am grateful to them for it.
and Tool is a very good band that writes music that is very intelligent as far as the hard rock genre or even popular music is concerned.
and Rosetta Stoned about DMT trip is best song ever.
I and many others may never have heard of him if not for Tool.
At least not as soon.
It was Tool that also turned me onto Bill Hicks way back in the day.
And I am grateful to them for it.
and Tool is a very good band that writes music that is very intelligent as far as the hard rock genre or even popular music is concerned.
and Rosetta Stoned about DMT trip is best song ever.
jollygreengiant8
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in my eyes, Tool and Alex Grey's work fit together like puzzle pieces..each great on their own but together they make a more stunning picture.
I have a friend who went to a festival last summer that had Alex Grey talk about psychedelics while he painted on stage every night.
I was pretty jealous after he told me this because he didn't even know who he was at the time.
I have a friend who went to a festival last summer that had Alex Grey talk about psychedelics while he painted on stage every night.
I was pretty jealous after he told me this because he didn't even know who he was at the time.
taknitEZ95
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I also think it's great when musicians and artists collaborate on an album. W Eugene Smith is an artist that collaborated with Joe Henry (a musician) He dabbles in pretty much every kind of music. He had a few hits like "Trampoline" and "god only knows".
But I only bring it up because it's another great example of how illustrations can enhance music and how music can help enhance the effects of illustrations. They often work together perfectly.
plus rep for this thread.
But I only bring it up because it's another great example of how illustrations can enhance music and how music can help enhance the effects of illustrations. They often work together perfectly.
plus rep for this thread.
ginjawarrior
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i was given alex greys adam and eve blotter sheet (clean) for christmas a couple of years ago i'd love to have it up on my wall but i got a kid about 
morgentaler
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What's wrong with this image that a kid couldn't be exposed to it?
They would have all kinds of questions, and you could answer them. "This is what we look like on the inside. This is where poop is made." "Yes, they are naked" "They are eating apples" "The picture is about a story that some people tell about how the first people were created." "That's a snake at the top, but he's not the kind that bites you. He talks in the story."
"They don't quite look like us because people have evolved over time. They look more like cavemen. Yes, like Fred and Wilma!"
You answer the questions, and surprisingly the kids are satisfied, no harm done, and your art goes up on your wall.
They would have all kinds of questions, and you could answer them. "This is what we look like on the inside. This is where poop is made." "Yes, they are naked" "They are eating apples" "The picture is about a story that some people tell about how the first people were created." "That's a snake at the top, but he's not the kind that bites you. He talks in the story."
"They don't quite look like us because people have evolved over time. They look more like cavemen. Yes, like Fred and Wilma!"
You answer the questions, and surprisingly the kids are satisfied, no harm done, and your art goes up on your wall.
i was given alex greys adam and eve blotter sheet (clean) for christmas a couple of years ago i'd love to have it up on my wall but i got a kid about
ginjawarrior
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lol theres no problem with the imagery its a blotter art its basically a undipped sheet of acid perforations and all
lol theres no problem with the imagery its a blotter art its basically a undipped sheet of acid perforations and all
Theyre stll selling the full blotter sheets on ebay.
