Due to soaring food prices, many of us can no longer afford to eat large quantities of cheese just before bedtime. Thanks to QTV, we can now achieve the same effect by watching their programming.
hell yea, finally some originality in this world.... you are -ART- love you Quinton...thank you for being you. when i get my welfare check and after i buy some canvas and paint, ill pay you 2.99 a month
Thanks for finding this. I was really becoming disgusted with the dreadful state of contemporary children's programming, so my children will finally get to have something intellectually fibrous before bedtime tonight!
This absolutely beautifully disturbing art needs to have its own dedicated gallery/exhibition. A fully immersive experience. All have to wear personalized Venetian masks and black clothing. No communication with others is allowed. This music is played loudly on repeat echoing through the mostly empty brutalist-style concrete halls and chambers. That’s something I’d pay handsomely for.
That's it. I'm going to bed to hide under the covers. What with this, the thing under the bed, the man at the window and old Nick down the garden my life is over.
The mash get smash void entities stare at me beyond the mortal realm, I am witness to the infinite horrors of the eternal nothingness that is the horrible mantra of ‘naaah Luton airport’
Wow getting to see a nice full excerpt of a QTV programme is a real treat - Thank you , The first doll definitely has a similar face to Comfrey ;) , A Beautiful slice of QTV which although terrifying has a great dreamlike & wonderful feeling to it. QTV is so addictive Mr Smirhes :) , Thank you for bringing it to us all.
art that makes you think you see something? rorschach art? looks like you fed a generative ai the same prompt multiple times and used them as frames for an animation. wonderful, beautiful work. felt like I saw something in a deepdream/rorschach kind of way in most of the feels like a deepdream thank you for touching me, and for letting me be touched beautifully liminal. beautifully hauting. I love it, please never stop, you made my day :)))))
I remember as a tiny tot, staring at these sad faces with Mother, while we ate lunction meat sandwiches washed down with cream sherry. "Think yourself lucky you're privy to this class of dream, at least on television", Mother would whisper, and we'd refill our glasses.
