Topic: Are we allowed to link to TGcomix's art gallery? http://spankingart.org/wiki/Gauis_Marius
+Anonymous A — 12.1 years ago #36,307
I would like a reply in-thread.Actually I should use "art" in quotes because it's not really art.
(Edited 23 seconds later.)
+Anonymous B — 12.1 years ago, 56 minutes later[T] [B] #410,550
@OP> Are we allowed to link to TGcomix's art gallery?
No.
C̱̰̠̠̼͉̩i̟͖̩̙̥̗a̟o͚͙, T̞͔̦̗͍̦̻h̲̣͇e̫̭̜̮͚̣̙ ͔̟̱͉̪͓D͖̲o̝͍̟̲̦̣̤ct͚̩͔̱̰̭ͅo̭͎̭̤̥̝̣r̞̬̥̪̭̳̻.̱̞
+Anonymous C — 12.1 years ago, 28 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[T] [B] #410,552
I dont know why you guys post there. CPcomix is trolling you hard, you're just there for HIS entertainment
+Anonymous D — 12.1 years ago, 17 hours later, 19 hours after the original post[T] [B] #410,609
Personal details
Gauis Marius:
> Holds five graduate and post-graduate qualifications from three different universities.
> Is a published art theorist in his home country.
> Has travelled extensively throughout the far east teaching English in four different countries.
> Published comics in Kathmandu during the late 70s (and was never paid).
> Illustrated several high school textbooks during the mid-eighties.
> Managed to wrangle his way through seven years of higher education without paying a cent in tuition fees by exploiting loopholes in the system.
> Appeared mostly nude in several student films (and again was never paid).
> Underwent psychological evaluation for a gender reassignment programme and was turned down.
> Was once asked to remove several paintings from a public exhibition due to the controversial nature of his work.
> Is an ardent supporter of gay, lesbian and transgender rights.
> Has sold illustrated fiction to various fetish magazines.
> Is an outspoken critic of corporal discipline IRL, believing that any adult who strikes a child should face criminal charges.
> Was singled out by Wikipedia Review during the Boy Scout Controversy.
> Has been described as the "biggest nerd on teh internets" (sic) due to his fanboy-level knowlege of Spanking in comics.
> Freely admits to the extensive use of reference materials and creative tracing in his artwork - "just like every other great artist in history".
hmmm...
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