Culinary Art by frogdot

Bryce • (none) • posted on Mar 22, 2006

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(or, Art of The Food Fight) There have been many heated discussions about what is, or, is not, art. I'll leave that to the art experts. What amazes me is that there are always people that will buy the stuff, as long as some art critic calls it brilliant. So, in my continuing effort to make fun and profit, I spent $5.29(including a 15% tip) at Moe's Diner down on Fifth Street and took it over to a local gallery, applied it, framed it and sold it for $130,000. *** made the frames in AmapiPro. Used 25 terrains for the food, plus 12 meta-meatballs left to right: pizza; pea soup; small tossed salad; brown gravy; spaghetti; meatballs; banana split

Comments (22)

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Mondwin

11:36AM | Wed, 22 March 2006

Very cool and funny artwork!!!Bravo!V:DDD

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violet

11:51AM | Wed, 22 March 2006

LOL....excellent peas of art...!!!!!

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EnglishBob

12:48PM | Wed, 22 March 2006

A good profit for ten minutes' work. Moe's prices are very reasonable, too - I must pay a visit next time I'm in the area. By the way, the time-honoured method of deciding whether spaghetti is cooked is to fling it at the wall.

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FCLittle

1:15PM | Wed, 22 March 2006

Interesting idea...I went to an art gallery recently and saw on display a painting that was three bars of color, nothing more...the price was something like 6 thousand. The guys whole gallery was the same.

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