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After Googling for more, Hayter. Although I have to imagine these as paintings hanging on a wall rather than little pics on a computer screen. Not sure about the Op Art one, but I like the more painterly abstracty ones.
Yeah, similar to pfly, the google search swayed me to Hayter. I don't think I did last round, and was a bit of a Hayter hater. I assumed most of his art was like the second one. The first one though? Super cool- and those seem to be more prevalent for him than the "trippy" black light poster pieces.
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I'll go for Heckel's attempt to be van Gogh.
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ReplyDeleteAfter Googling for more, Hayter. Although I have to imagine these as paintings hanging on a wall rather than little pics on a computer screen. Not sure about the Op Art one, but I like the more painterly abstracty ones.
ReplyDeleteYeah, similar to pfly, the google search swayed me to Hayter. I don't think I did last round, and was a bit of a Hayter hater. I assumed most of his art was like the second one. The first one though? Super cool- and those seem to be more prevalent for him than the "trippy" black light poster pieces.
ReplyDeleteHayter, especially if we ignore that second one.
ReplyDeleteMeh... Heckel, I guess.
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ReplyDeleteThey're pretty even for me also, but I'll go with Hayter.
ReplyDeleteI quite like Heckel.
ReplyDeleteHere's a emailed vote for Heckel.
ReplyDeleteHeckel feels like he's having fun without having to try too hard, and that gets my vote.
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ReplyDeleteHayter takes it 7-5 on the second go-round. He'll try his luck next versus Leonardo da Vinci!
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