Great work

thx for the comment

very nice
really nice

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Welcome to Neverland

thx

Hey this is cool

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I opt 4 peace of mind to "world peace"

Very nice... but I wonder what would Cihan think about those arrows : )

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oktaypocan d'accodeum - accodeum demoreel'07 - *indonesia

They are too clean and sharp for me, they need some irregular scratches and grungy dirts but sometimes creating some clean and neat "trendwhore" stuff attracts clients

Besides, Mert and I are trendy enough. We've just uploaded a track of our EMO-core band to myspace (the most trendy portal ever!)

check it out [link]
...and don't miss the band logo it's trendy enough I think, isn't it?

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I, certainly, disagree with your critics, besides, I think that using such a word as "trend whore" reveals your arrogant attitude and points out your intentions to create art as solely "atracting clients".

This piece of art, obviously depicts an ex-engineering student, who devoted his entire life to snowboarding and also gives some clues about his dilemmas and his indecisions. Those arrows, one of which represents a determined and motivated spirit and the other represents a fickle, coward and dishonest character. If you try to look to this artwork again you'll see the ying yang symbol which represents this duality. But I'm sure that you did not even noticed it, definitely, only experienced eyes can see such a detail at a glance and a wise consciousness can make connections.

You should understand the forms beyond the raw images before judging them for their sharpness and cleanness. They need nothing but a equitable evaluation.

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oktaypocan d'accodeum - accodeum demoreel'07 - *indonesia

I was in a friendly manner about those arrows and other issues. I was just kidding about "trends and graphics design industry" but it seems You've taken it serious and just turned the topic to an intellectual analysis.

At this moment, no need to argue about art, I think. Honestly, I don't really care about What is art? what is art for? Do we need it? If so, Why do we need? what did the artist want to express?

Eventually, Théophile Gautier may be right about "Art for art's sake" slogan but in the other hand I believe the expression, "Fart for client's sake" more than ever.

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