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Published: 2012-11-11 21:18:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 744; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 8
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Drawings of Stuart Sutcliffe and Yoko Ono. Just because I felt like drawing them. ^^Related content
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Fiiiinally time to view and fav it.
รณvรฒ well you know what I think about it we talked a lot.
My sis says she likes it and believe me she always says the truth.
She likes yoko a lot the profile of yoko (the rest also though)
And I agree with all of it. Its very artsy she says u improved a lot now u work with the tablet
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Thanks a lot, dear! 
Thank you both, the two sisters!
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youre very welcome ^_^ u can take her compliment for more than 100% real
Well I agreed this is a very simple but very good work (both)
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oh, oh, how awesome!!!
you makes yoko looks like a beautiful model^^
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My, thanks a lot!
Well, Yoko Ono is quite inspiring, I think. About her style, I mean.
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The artists, how lovely! Beautiful likenesses of them both.
What is the red part near Yoko's mouth?
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Thank you very much! 
Uh, it was supposed to be a rose petal, but I know it's not very clear. x)
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You're very welcome!
Well, her art isn't really for everyone, but I personally like it. Especially her white chess set.
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Oh yes, her white chess set is nice, the concept at least. I'ld just do one critic about it: white chess pieces attacking white chess pieces, that's what we call a civil war. And we all know that civil wars are worse than wars between two countries. I know that's not what she meant, but that's the problem with her creations. They aren't easily readable, and could have a meaning completely different.
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Really? I thought the white chess set was fairly straightforward- There is rarely much difference between adversaries, we are all really on the same side, so when we fight, we all lose.
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That's not what she explained. Yoko Ono said that in life, we can't say what is ours and what belongs to others, so you have to convince people that what you think belongs to you really belongs to you. That would be the meaning of the "Play it by trust" chess game. That's what I've read somewhere, can't say where.
That's also what I reproach to Yoko art (and by extension to John Lennon's when he was doing the baggism and so on): she has to explain her art, or then it's not understood. Her art isn't simple, it's too ambiguous, I think. And the problem is that when you do conceptual art, well... The message is the most important. So if people don't get the message, it's a fail. =/
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