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Fuck You Invasion by Wayne White. American, 2013.
Photo credit to TheWatcherontheWall on Imgur.
I use humor because I think it’s one of the more effective ways of communicating the truth. A lot of times truth-telling can be kind of preachy or didactic or self-righteous and it turns people off. And it’s just not effective. But humor just activates everything. It just makes it more enjoyable, more accessible. It’s something I kind of had to find out the hard way, through trial and error. For years I thought of myself as very serious. I wanted to be a very serious, deep artist, as all young people do. But then when I really examined it, and told the truth about myself, I found that humor was something I just kind of instinctively went toward. That word comes up a lot with me—instinctive. It’s what I follow. I follow instincts instead of intellectual ideas. I really don’t think the artist is an intellectual. I believe that the artist is a set of nerves, nerve endings. That’s what an artist is.
Wayne White
The Artists and Cartoonists Who Designed Pee-wee Herman’s World
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Wayne White - The Louvin Brothers 2014 - Cardboard - wood - acrylic
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