Is Alicia Masters a Good Sculptor? ; or ; Art In Mainstream Comics

can't believe i posted itt without thinking to bring up j.j. caucus: joanie's estranged daughter, mike doonesbury's ex-wife, and, since early on, trudeau's parody of the "new york art world."

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-3crFiQEhhBA/UwsrYhFoiuI/AAAAAAAAPSs/YcJ-d-KQI9o/s1600/doonesbury+large.gif

in the later 80s she turned to large-scale custom pieces for wealthier clients, and her work turned more figurative, naturalistic and classical.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CMM57Z4WsAEPiEF.jpg

https://media.npr.org/assets/artslife/books/2010/10/doonesbury/db881129.jpg

it's a good question & definitely one that applies to movies as well. it goes for writing too--in movies where the protagonist is a writer the book they always write at the end is the story of the amazing events that we have just seen unfold on the screen! (i guess that makes it "representative" writing)

― s1ocki (slutsky), Sunday, March 6, 2005 3:31 PM (thirteen years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

slocki's post really foreshadows the ridiculous narrative device on the tv show Riverdale. presumably the Jughead character's narrative is from articles he's writing or a journal he's keeping, but it's nonsensical drivel that barely makes sense even when read over montages

Relevant to this thread, Douglas Wolk's "Marvel vs. Museum" posts at hilobrow.com --

http://hilobrow.com/tag/marvel-museum/