Sure enough it's an attempt at engaging some pr controversy to highlight his show - sure I get that. Does it work? This is the country that's been revelling in the disintegration of a TV star and then getting upset when his off screen persona isn't in fact his onscreen one. I think if anything it's probably too fucking subtle for the country it's intended for.
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ReplyDeleteI bet this one lasted all of 30 seconds before it was removed. The ultimate in using 'street art' purely as an internet marketing gimmick.
ReplyDeleteShitty concept too.
and as with the spray cans he still hasn't realised that should an object force it's way through the pavement it will create not just a neat pile of rubble, but a big heap of sand and soil, which will also be on top of any edges of the object.
ReplyDeleteDickFace is the Disney World of street art. Everyone gets excited about the prospect but, once through the gates, we quickly get bored of the queues, fed up of being ripped of every time we buy something, and the whole place is just fake.
He is a fake. Even his real name is a fake. Your real name is Richard, which is why we call you DickFace!!!
I could almost like the insects with spray can nozzle heads, if only they actually meant something rather than being a desperate reference to Hirsts butterfly paintings, and the terrible title - "Flutterdies". Puh-LEEEEZZZ!!!!
The kids will love the show, but they'll puke all over themselves on the car ride home
A good analogy which suits his use of the Disney font. I once got taken as a teen to Disney World so I know the feeling of built up hype versus the reality of the actual experience.
ReplyDeleteCase in point whilst there my little brother used all his food money to buy what was described as a "Fruit Plate" for $7 as he imagined as the name suggested it would be a panoply of ripe, juicy goodness. Then the reality dawned when he was served an anemic apple on a polystyrene plate. He rightfully complained to the staff who served him it that it didn't meet the criteria of what would constitute a Fruit Plate as it should at least have more than one fruit on it. To which the staff member retorted (with tired cynicism) by pointing at the apple and said "Fruit" and then indicated the plate and said "Plate".
And so it is with Fuck Face, as if you'd been foolish enough to buy into it you're left with a feeling of being cheated and dangerously undernourished.
A good analogy which suits his use of the Disney font. I once got taken as a teen to Disney World so I know the feeling of built up hype versus the reality of the actual experience.
ReplyDeleteCase in point whilst there my little brother used all his food money to buy what was described as a "Fruit Plate" for $7 as he imagined as the name suggested it would be a panoply of ripe, juicy goodness. Then the reality dawned when he was served an anemic apple on a polystyrene plate. He rightfully complained to the staff who served him it that it didn't meet the criteria of what would constitute a Fruit Plate as it should at least have more than one fruit on it. To which the staff member retorted (with tired cynicism) by pointing at the apple and said "Fruit" and then indicated the plate and said "Plate".
And so it is with Fuck Face, as if you'd been foolish enough to buy into it you're left with a feeling of being cheated and dangerously undernourished.
and as with the spray cans he still hasn't realised that should an object force it's way through the pavement it will create not just a neat pile of rubble, but a big heap of sand and soil, which will also be on top of any edges of the object.
ReplyDeleteDickFace is the Disney World of street art. Everyone gets excited about the prospect but, once through the gates, we quickly get bored of the queues, fed up of being ripped of every time we buy something, and the whole place is just fake.
He is a fake. Even his real name is a fake. Your real name is Richard, which is why we call you DickFace!!!
I could almost like the insects with spray can nozzle heads, if only they actually meant something rather than being a desperate reference to Hirsts butterfly paintings, and the terrible title - "Flutterdies". Puh-LEEEEZZZ!!!!
The kids will love the show, but they'll puke all over themselves on the car ride home
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