Such beautiful artwork.
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http://slightlywarped.com/crapfactory/cu...edthis.htm
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I knew before even hitting the bottom they were paint by Hitler.
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Hah, was just browsing that site yesterday. :3
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Knew it when I saw the 4th picture.
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Author should not matter if that's what you're trying to convey.
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#6
Godwin's Law
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Yeah, if he wasn't rejected from art school, he wouldn't have become a soldier. If he didn't become a soldier, he wouldn't have gotten gassed. If he didn't get gassed, he wouldn't have wanted revenge on the allies and/or gone insane. If he didn't want revenge on the allies and/or gone insane, he wouldn't have started World War II. Yeah...
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Holypie Wrote:Yeah, if he wasn't rejected from art school, he wouldn't have become a soldier. If he didn't become a soldier, he wouldn't have gotten gassed. If he didn't get gassed, he wouldn't have wanted revenge on the allies and/or gone insane. If he didn't want revenge on the allies and/or gone insane, he wouldn't have started World War II. Yeah...

Art School: WE'VE CREATED A MONSTER

http://slightlywarped.com/crapfactory/cu...hicken.htm
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#9
*reads thing*

Okay, someone pass me my flaming chainsaw. Rolleyes
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Oh man, I hear this all the time from people in my school.

Doesn't change the fact he was a plantain.

Also, rejected from art school. lol.
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[Image: 1266528009788.jpg].
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Holypie Wrote:Yeah, if he wasn't rejected from art school, he wouldn't have become a soldier. If he didn't become a soldier, he wouldn't have gotten gassed. If he didn't get gassed, he wouldn't have wanted revenge on the allies and/or gone insane. If he didn't want revenge on the allies and/or gone insane, he wouldn't have started World War II. Yeah...

Amazing to think that history could've looked back on Hitler in the same light as Da Vinci or Picasso.


Though I guess he was still an artist in his own rite.
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Sarah Wrote:Amazing to think that history could've looked back on Hitler in the same light as Da Vinci or Picasso.


Though I guess he was still an artist in his own reich.

I guess he was.
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Sarah Wrote:Amazing to think that history could've looked back on Hitler in the same light as Da Vinci or Picasso.


Though I guess he was still an artist in his own rite.

While I like the sentiment I have to say that if the teachers and appreciators of his time could not approve of his art... Well, it's a shame he didn't develop a hobby for whittling.
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Zelkova Wrote:I guess he was.

Hahaha

Mute Wrote:While I like the sentiment I have to say that if the teachers and appreciators of his time could not approve of his art... Well, it's a shame he didn't develop a hobby for whittling.
Brilliance is rarely appreciated in its own time.

We don't know why he wasn't accepted into art school. It's clearly not because he wasn't a good artist. Probably because his art is so plain, even for the standards of the past. There's nothing special about it. He could've eventually found a niche that worked for him
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Kunagisa Wrote:
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I lol'd.

About his rejection from art school, I'm not sure why he was, I just heard from my Anthropology teacher that he was rejected. I haven't looked into it much after that.
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Yea. He was a completely brilliant artist. No point on getting rejected from that art school, because such talent is rarely found.
If he didn't get rejected, maybe he didn't join the military, and consequently started all the pomegranate he has done in his life.
Wat.
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#18
Meh.
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#19
To think if he didn't hate Jews, he would've been the worlds greatest leader.Chin
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