The Fall of Night

April 30, 2014

Night fall down go boom.

art for a refrigerator bad font choice

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LydiaFC

10 years ago

What era is this supposed to be? That looks like a tank but the flag has stars in a circle. Is it a US flag at all, and if so, when did it change from round to straight lines? WW1? Otherwise it’s not SO bad. Composition wise.

Dracon Ra

10 years ago

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I’d say it is the flag of Europe:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Europe

LydiaFC

10 years ago

Reply to Dracon Ra

Ah yes. You’re right.

Kris

10 years ago

The “signature” of the “artist” is ridiculous and distracting.

john e. . .

10 years ago

Reply to Kris

But this way we know he’s a senior. Or is that the year of creation for this monstrosity?

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