Supply and Demand at the Warhol

by llevine • Uploaded: Sep. 11 '13 - Gallerized: Sep. '13

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Description: Proposed logo for special exhibition at the Warhol for Shepard Fairey's supply and demand.
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ideoma Sep. 17 '13

Is this suposed to resemble Andy Warhol?

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chanpion Sep. 17 '13

I probably wouldn't suggest using the inspiration and execution of something so iconic that is 'Obey' for a design that is meant to promote the works of someone so profoundly artistic. I think Mr Warhol might turn in his grave.

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llevine Sep. 19 '13

@Ideoma...Yes, it is a stylistic interpretation. It's difficult to capture a person's true likeness in this style.

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llevine Sep. 19 '13

@chanpion...Thanks for the feedback.

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llevine Sep. 19 '13

@joshjevons..This was meant to show that Shepard was taking over the Warhol with his exhibition, mainly by mimicking the bootleg branding he showcases on his website. It was in no way meant to represent Warhol other than it be location based, being that this event was hosted by The Andy Warhol Museum. Additionally, Shepard seemed to agree with me. He did his own version of this after seeing my concept. You can see the final piece at the link below.

http://www.freshnessmag.com/2009/10/16/warhol-museum-x-shepard-fairey-shepard-fairey-supply-and-demand/

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chanpion Sep. 19 '13

Ok now I get it. I see the intent and purpose of your design now. My apologies. Got abit sensitive being a Warhol fan. Thanks for the update Larry and great inspiration for Shepard. But damn, he nailed it in his version!

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llevine Sep. 20 '13

No worries. I was sensitive to using Warhol's image as I am a big fan as well. I couldn't agree more, but who better to do a modified obey logo.

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ru_ferret Sep. 23 '13

Shepard's Andy rocks!

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joshjevons Oct. 01 '13

Ah, I see. That makes sense now that you explained the concept. Thanks for the clarification.

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ClimaxDesigns Oct. 01 '13

I like both Andy interpretations, really shows a diversity of visual acuity, Shepards is good in a mimical, iconic way, but I think llevines captures more of his charm/ spirit.

To my eye from all the Andy Warhol documentaries and indirect features I have seen about the man, he never struck me as an intense force to be re-conned with as Shepards portrait would have you believe, he always seemed more eccentric and quick witted which LLevines rendition stylizes better IMHO

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chanpion Oct. 01 '13

I saw Shepard's one in a more confrontational, stoic sense. I like the intense intimidating stare it had. Although a tremendous effort in Larry's version, but I still see abit too much of Andre the Giant. Its probably the similarities in the execution of the eyes.

Btw Larry, no offence but your thumbnail avatar looks like a skinny Seth Rogan. Sorry, just finished This is the End :-P

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chanpion Oct. 02 '13

Annoying but immensely entertaining. Danny McBride made me pee a little.

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llevine Oct. 02 '13

@Climax Designs. Thanks so much for all the positive feedback. I really appreciate it.

@chanpion. I agree that it's almost too similar. I think I should have tweaked the eyes a bit more. None taken, I get that and young Dan Aykroyd all the time.

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ideoma Oct. 25 '13

Shepard's one looks like Andy Warhol, I'm sorry but I don�t see any resemblance of Andy Warhol in your version. Shepard's graphic style is there but Andy isn't =)

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