Juxtapoz Erotica
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.20 (503 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1584233958 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 188 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Good but not great Matthew W. I actually expected better art in this book. A lot of what Juxtapoz puts into its magazines or books can be questionable. I'm not talking about nudity, sexuality, or the like, but the quality of the work. This book has some great oil paintings, some awesome acrylic works, and so on, but is mostly filled with the sloppy half assed style of the lazy artists of today. A lot of art that makes you think a dog on LSD probably painted/drew the images. Sure, art is subjective, so this is just my opinion, yours may vary. But I am simply not into the stuff that appears to be made by unskilled hands or children on drugs . "Art isEmotions, Reactions and Interpretations" according to Liz Sanquiche. Let's first explain what Juxtapoz is, for those who may not know.Juxtapoz Art & Culture Magazine was created in 199Art isEmotions, Reactions and Interpretations Liz Sanquiche Let's first explain what Juxtapoz is, for those who may not know.Juxtapoz Art & Culture Magazine was created in 1994 by a group of artists and collectors including Robert Williams, Fausto Vitello, C.R. Stecyk III (aka: Craig Stecyk), Greg Escalante, and Eric Swenson to both help define and celebrate urban alternative and underground contemporary art. It was edited from 1996 to 2006 by Jamie O'Shea. Juxtapoz is published by High Speed Productions, the same company that publishes Thrasher Skateboard magazine. Juxtapoz launched with the mission of connecting modern genres like psychedelic and hot rod art, graffit. by a group of artists and collectors including Robert Williams, Fausto Vitello, C.R. Stecyk III (aka: Craig Stecyk), Greg Escalante, and Eric Swenson to both help define and celebrate urban alternative and underground contemporary art. It was edited from 1996 to 2006 by Jamie O'Shea. Juxtapoz is published by High Speed Productions, the same company that publishes Thrasher Skateboard magazine. Juxtapoz launched with the mission of connecting modern genres like psychedelic and hot rod art, graffit. ShuYung said Excellent Artbook with big names.. I have to admit I purchased this artbook for "Excellent Artbook with big names." according to ShuYung. I have to admit I purchased this artbook for 2 names in it, Audrey Kawasaki and Edwin Ushiro. There are several prints by those 2 artists in this book, and I admit I've purchased Excellent Artbook with big names. I have to admit I purchased this artbook for 2 names in it, Audrey Kawasaki and Edwin Ushiro. There are several prints by those 2 artists in this book, and I admit I've purchased 3 copies one for archival, one for the coffee table and one for cutting up the prints to put into frames. If you check ebay, many people cut the prints out and sell them or frame them and sell them for ridiculous markup. The art contained in this book isn't say, more risque or "erotic" than my Hi-Fructose collections, but depending on your sensibilities and such, you may or may not want it out on the coffee table, depending on your gu. copies one for archival, one for the coffee table and one for cutting up the prints to put into frames. If you check ebay, many people cut the prints out and sell them or frame them and sell them for ridiculous markup. The art contained in this book isn't say, more risque or "erotic" than my Hi-Fructose collections, but depending on your sensibilities and such, you may or may not want it out on the coffee table, depending on your gu. names in it, Audrey Kawasaki and Edwin Ushiro. There are several prints by those "Excellent Artbook with big names." according to ShuYung. I have to admit I purchased this artbook for 2 names in it, Audrey Kawasaki and Edwin Ushiro. There are several prints by those 2 artists in this book, and I admit I've purchased Excellent Artbook with big names. I have to admit I purchased this artbook for 2 names in it, Audrey Kawasaki and Edwin Ushiro. There are several prints by those 2 artists in this book, and I admit I've purchased 3 copies one for archival, one for the coffee table and one for cutting up the prints to put into frames. If you check ebay, many people cut the prints out and sell them or frame them and sell them for ridiculous markup. The art contained in this book isn't say, more risque or "erotic" than my Hi-Fructose collections, but depending on your sensibilities and such, you may or may not want it out on the coffee table, depending on your gu. copies one for archival, one for the coffee table and one for cutting up the prints to put into frames. If you check ebay, many people cut the prints out and sell them or frame them and sell them for ridiculous markup. The art contained in this book isn't say, more risque or "erotic" than my Hi-Fructose collections, but depending on your sensibilities and such, you may or may not want it out on the coffee table, depending on your gu. artists in this book, and I admit I've purchased Excellent Artbook with big names. I have to admit I purchased this artbook for 2 names in it, Audrey Kawasaki and Edwin Ushiro. There are several prints by those 2 artists in this book, and I admit I've purchased 3 copies one for archival, one for the coffee table and one for cutting up the prints to put into frames. If you check ebay, many people cut the prints out and sell them or frame them and sell them for ridiculous markup. The art contained in this book isn't say, more risque or "erotic" than my Hi-Fructose collections, but depending on your sensibilities and such, you may or may not want it out on the coffee table, depending on your gu. copies one for archival, one for the coffee table and one for cutting up the prints to put into frames. If you check ebay, many people cut the prints out and sell them or frame them and sell them for ridiculous markup. The art contained in this book isn't say, more risque or "erotic" than my Hi-Fructose collections, but depending on your sensibilities and such, you may or may not want it out on the coffee table, depending on your gu
Each work expresses its own particular mood and feel, but all share the common thread of a sex-positive approach. Some featured works are meticulously illustrated, some abstract in style, some realistic, some forays into fantastic worlds that fuel the imagination. Juxtapoz Erotica will appeal to anyone interested in or fascinated by the genre and to artists and illustrators seeking inspiration.. Sexuality is one of the most enigmatic facets of the human psyche. Contributing artists from an eclectic mix of backgrounds and cultures tackle the theme including David Choe, Fernanda Cohen, John Solis, Justine Lai, Rockin Jellybean, A