Art o' Not – You're the Critic!

All this stuff is pretty HOT, but is it truly artistic? Inspired by our recent tattoo post, we bring you body painting magic:

via SkinCity Body Painting and Mighty Optical Illusions

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Is this “art” for real???

Bali Island Tattoo Artists:

via New York Times and Bali Tattoo Artists

also, Cool Tattoo Pictures blog

We love tattoos, if you send us enough cool ones, we’ll make another post about tattoo art soon.

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If you liked Disney’s animated flick Wall-E, you should enjoy the following also:

via English Russia

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Just saw this on another Art blog. How ART is it?

From Artsy Time

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Another “artist” who didn’t listen to his mother around the dinner table growing up… People producing works of art in baked bread. The masterpieces can’t possibly last long, but still I lol’d Redefining “culinary art” yet again.

via Magazine 13

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Are these at all artistic? This is a topic that has been bugging me for some time. Some of these can make you laugh and cry. Although not wholly original, the combination of text and pictures can result in really clever images that catch on around various internet subcultures like wildfire. Some of my favorites are shown below. What do you think? ART???

MOARpheus is the best…

Last but not least:

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…making a mere 1,500 at least according to the original ARTicle. You know, in the spirit of the blog, I can really SEE how someone could EASILY mistake the following Henry Moore “sculpture” for scrap metal:

In fact, now that I think about it, you know what this reminds me of…

Original story via Telegraph

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Looks like art to me. Bored at the beach? Why not do something fun and artistic… or just play volleyball or something…

Sand Woman:

Asian Person:

Yuri Gagarin:

Cool, huh?

via English Russia

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It’s about time we looked at some graffiti at Artonot. What’s your opinion?

Again, a far cry from Rembrandt. The label “urban art” is merely a poor excuse for artistic incompetence. Graffiti artists should go find a real profession and do something they’re actually good at.

I still can’t figure out why the standards for artistic creation have dropped so much since the Renaissance. How curious.

Via Guardian Art Blog

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