Today's Art Question of the Day:
When looking at cartoons that have dots for eyes, which ones are your favourite?

I love Adventure Time's wild energy and their fearlessness with breaking style for emotional beats, but Mr. Men books are iconic.

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Today's Art Question of the Day:
What landscape artist inspires you the most?

For me, it's AJ Casson, a later member of the Group of 7. When I looked to comics for simplified backgrounds I wasn't as inspired as I was by the Group's iconic shapes and colours.

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Regardless of who (if anyone) you root for, what sports logo do you think is great and why?

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For me, the Miami Dolphins teal and orange is a cheerful, unique choice. Too many edglordy logos, imo. Great motion in the dolphin too.

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Share a statue or piece of public art from your city that you appreciate, and why?

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For me, Henry Moore's Large Two Forms is a classic for Toronto. It was in front of our Art Gallery for years (now relocated to the park behind it) it's a piece that invites young and old like to sit on, play around and interact with.

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When you hear the word “cartoony”, what style of print or animation comes to mind?

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For me, it's the big eyes and fat fingers of Garfield and Looney Tunes.

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Is there a color that when you hear it or read it, you picture(d) a completely different colour?

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For me it's Vermillion, which I picture as a deep, intense green (maybe because of “vert & million”).