muni

[el coro]

http://www.coro36ink.com/paintings/muni_m.jpg

[Oblio]

nice to see you alive... chief ;)

Oblio

[bOne]

hem what to say...

nothing to critic, it's just perfect :)

[Jason Manley]

coro this is my favorite painting you have ever done


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[kana]

all i can say is: dear god?

[MindCandyMan]

:eek:

[gekitsu]

damn.

that captured this very instant of the sub rolling in so perfectly...

i'm with mr. manley

[AfroLaxMan]

what size is this?

[amphex]

Wow..I love this =)
Very colorful, and very..well I actually dont know..I just really like it.
Damn, I would kill to have this on my wall =D

[zeitgeist]

lookit that!
kein gott... KEIN GOTT!

i would love to read some background on this piece *poke poke*

[SouL]

It's the muni subway station in San Francisco!

[el coro]

hey thanks all. im glad y'all like this one. it was one of those lucky shots. i painted it on lead white primed linen, and its, like 42x48 inches....ithink. yeah i like the muni...im kinda obsessed with public transit in general. lots of cool colors and textures....

[MindCandyMan]

You are obsessed with public transit...I am obsessed with your work

[AfroLaxMan]

Especially more so now I can imagine the size of this, I really get excited about it.
Seeing like this makes me think of seeing just the program from an incredible traveling exhibit I missed because something or other.
the colors and textures are awesome, and it is one of those works I can look at for a long time.
this is awesome!

[Smeagol71]

Good lord almighty...sheesh. The reflection in the floor is my favorite part.

[killing.people]

i like your city paintings, i would hang them in my house .. if i had a house. my apartment just wont do.
i found the clown one interesting as well, talk about demons.

-killing.people

[Lono]

Wow,, im floored!

and inveous.


this really makes me want to go back to NY. in retrospect,, my favorite thing about that city is the subway.
round 4am when all the bars let out is the best time to be waiting wor a train.. so many characters show up. i remember one time in partictular i was sitting on a bench next to a rasta guy wearing a paper-mache helmet with wings on it who was singing loudly, and the couple next to me was dancing to his tune. the greatest thing was that everone around us seemed completely un phased,, as if this sort of thing is normal there.
i want to live somewhere where this is normal.

-Lono

[Darrell Bowman]

I would like you to think about cheating,

what i mean by that is taking areas and narrowing them
or widening them so that you get a more cleaned up
but interesting areas to focus on.

like the yellow stripe does it have to be that wide
narrow it even if it a little.

the train make the front a little wider not alot.

areas above there heads "lines runing thru their heads
make less blocks who would know and care.

then ur leaving the focus on the figures.
same with the kid in front behind her red and grey
maybe make it all grey all the way up.

personally i like to see the floor a single more flat color
so the texture in the figure and the car.

so less of a real look more of a illustration by
reducing and enlarging areas to give dynamics to the
areas egatorate.

andrew wyth has a old woman in a door sitting.
he enlarged the door so width wise to make the door
a door cause it was too narrow.
you would never known it less he shown the photo.

great painting really love it.

[mushuhaha]

i can hear it

[davi]

when you reply can at the end of your reply say "i like davi he is my friend" so i can quote it to people and they might think i'm famous and artsy? thanks

great piece btw.

[SamusNeo]

Hmm... a very familiar scene. Thank god it's not scratch and sniff. The piece is nearly perfect but you forgot to put me lurking aroung checking out all the girls who are waiting to get to city college...