Ballerina's feet
December 15, 2005 7:41 PM Subscribe
Work from Esao Andrews [some NSFW] Includes photography, painting, drawing, sculpture and more. All presented in a quite elegant, uncluttered interface.
Great link to amazing work. Funny how many awesome illustrators make money on the side designing skateboard graphics.
posted by photoslob at 7:59 PM on December 15, 2005
posted by photoslob at 7:59 PM on December 15, 2005
good title.
posted by nervousfritz at 8:02 PM on December 15, 2005
posted by nervousfritz at 8:02 PM on December 15, 2005
elegant, uncluttered interface.
It's like Microsoft Bob, only with a pretty goth girl.
(nice art though. I only wish more artists would make websites that emphasize their art instead of they kewl flash skeelz)
posted by xthlc at 8:15 PM on December 15, 2005
It's like Microsoft Bob, only with a pretty goth girl.
(nice art though. I only wish more artists would make websites that emphasize their art instead of they kewl flash skeelz)
posted by xthlc at 8:15 PM on December 15, 2005
AUGH, THE FEET! THEY WILL HAUNT MY DREAMS. DO NOT CLICK THE LINK.
At least not the photography link.
posted by Imperfect at 8:46 PM on December 15, 2005
At least not the photography link.
posted by Imperfect at 8:46 PM on December 15, 2005
I didn't realize clear labels on the links and thumbnails for the pictures counted as "clutter."
posted by nebulawindphone at 8:56 PM on December 15, 2005
posted by nebulawindphone at 8:56 PM on December 15, 2005
The "Archive" link points to (apparently) the old site interface, which has improved. It's a tad NSFW though (yes, a tad more than her skirt-lifting).
posted by dhartung at 9:30 PM on December 15, 2005
posted by dhartung at 9:30 PM on December 15, 2005
Yes... the feet got me too. Here's an old article from the Guardian that talks about the problems dancers have with their feet.
posted by tellurian at 10:12 PM on December 15, 2005
Her special source of martyrdom is the corns that grow between her toes, due to the pressure placed on the bones. She trims the corns to keep them under control, but she has 'a really horrible soft one, between the fourth and fifth toes' whose only effective treatment would be an operation to shave the bone.Talk about suffering for your art.
posted by tellurian at 10:12 PM on December 15, 2005
It was worth visiting for the mirror alone. I'm a sucker for interesting results of standard actions.
Clicking "painting" was a surprise. As it was in the archive version.
Disturbed and unsettling and really quite good in places. Thanks, tellurian.
posted by NinjaPirate at 1:13 AM on December 16, 2005
Clicking "painting" was a surprise. As it was in the archive version.
Disturbed and unsettling and really quite good in places. Thanks, tellurian.
posted by NinjaPirate at 1:13 AM on December 16, 2005
The paintings are beautiful, but I wish I had read the comments first to be warned about the feet. I'm not easily grossed out, but man. OH MAN.
Also: he has a much better sense of composition when it comes to painting, but that's neither here nor there, really.
posted by grapefruitmoon at 4:50 AM on December 16, 2005
Also: he has a much better sense of composition when it comes to painting, but that's neither here nor there, really.
posted by grapefruitmoon at 4:50 AM on December 16, 2005
WTF is it with links to "artist" websites with bad user interfaces which are nevertheless praised by the original poster? I guess it's some in-joke or cliche or something? Bah. Next time, please use tag "badflashinterface" so I don't bother clicking through.
posted by jepler at 5:33 AM on December 16, 2005
posted by jepler at 5:33 AM on December 16, 2005
aaaand suddenly I don't feel so bad that my childhood dream of becoming a ballerina didn't work out.
ouch.
posted by FortyT-wo at 8:16 AM on December 16, 2005
ouch.
posted by FortyT-wo at 8:16 AM on December 16, 2005
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Still, as far as the interface, I really wish these arteests would grasp the concept of "previous" and "next" buttons. It's a minor pain to click, view the art in the popup, close the popup, click for the next piece, view the popup, close the popup, and so on.
posted by Gator at 7:58 PM on December 15, 2005