What's in a Name?
Alright, I always have a hard time with naming things, and I need to come up with a title for my show in August. I figured it might help to get another (hopefully unbiased) opinion.
I will be displaying artwork primarily in the landscape genre ("storescapes" too), if you need a refresher on my recent work, check out my DA page. I like the broadness of "landscape", but perhaps some people would get confused in thinking landscape can only be pretty rolling hills and wonder why I have store interiors? If I simply say "storescape" I'm leaving out some of my work (or maybe I should just cut it down to the storescapes, interior and exterior).
I like the double meaning of "suburban"-- the populated area surrounding a city, as well as: dull, ordinary, commonplace-- I try to pick places that are just that (and paint them in a way that might get you to look at them again). Again, though, I don't know if everyone would get that message.
I have a few combinations of those words, if you don't like any of them and think you have a better combination (or a completely different take) I would love to hear it.
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I will be displaying artwork primarily in the landscape genre ("storescapes" too), if you need a refresher on my recent work, check out my DA page. I like the broadness of "landscape", but perhaps some people would get confused in thinking landscape can only be pretty rolling hills and wonder why I have store interiors? If I simply say "storescape" I'm leaving out some of my work (or maybe I should just cut it down to the storescapes, interior and exterior).
I like the double meaning of "suburban"-- the populated area surrounding a city, as well as: dull, ordinary, commonplace-- I try to pick places that are just that (and paint them in a way that might get you to look at them again). Again, though, I don't know if everyone would get that message.
I have a few combinations of those words, if you don't like any of them and think you have a better combination (or a completely different take) I would love to hear it.
Poll