Ivan Otis

[c0micb0y]

I was looking through the In A Coma album today (which is typically RIDDLED with grammatical errors and poor copy alignment), and was once again struck by the 'Bunny Suit' series of images captured for this project. If anyone is interested, photographer Ivan Otis' work can be found here, along with many more images from the Bunny series (in the galleries section).

 

[Computer]

I've always loved the artwork that was done for that album. I wonder if there's anyway to save those gallery images?

Edited October 25, 2009 by Computer

[ToadMan]

Saving them would be highly inappropriate... the guy makes his living off of producing those... I'm sure he would sell them to you though.

[Computer]

It would be highly inappropriate if I used them commercially. If he had a problem with me having them on my computer with the intention of them staying there, possibly as wallpaper... he can suck my balls.

Edited October 26, 2009 by Computer

[kbernardp]

It would be highly inappropriate if I used them commercially. If he had a problem with me having them on my computer with the intention of them staying there, possibly as wallpaper... he can suck my balls.

 

 

One of the things I find to be unique about this forum is that the community is "rewarded" with NF$ for posting comments. One of the things I find ironic is that you're still rewarded even when you're telling an artist to suck your balls.

[c0micb0y]

Whatever, it was a hypothetical statement. Relax folks, and keep it real for chrissakes.

[RicardoObviouso]

wow, this section of the message board is ultra serious.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

no wonder i dont come to this section anymore.

[c0micb0y]

Must be the Bunny

[here is no why]

Saving them would be highly inappropriate... the guy makes his living off of producing those... I'm sure he would sell them to you though.

 

this is ridiculous.

 

i'm sure the artist himself would love the idea of people using his art for wallpaper on their computer.

[ToadMan]

Ah, and we have reached the very core of the same sort of age old issue.

 

I assert he wouldn't. I do this on the basis that he doesn't provide the images in a format making for easy download. It seems ridiculous to assert that he would want you to download his work when, though endowed with the tools to make that possible, he choses to not give you the option.

 

That was the basis of my statement of appropriateness. Functionally it would be possible for you to reverse engineer the images from the flash server. But since you would be getting at them in a way that was not the intent of them being provided, I question how happy the artist would be. If he was providing them in desktop size images that could be saved off by anybody, I wouldn't have made the comment.

 

Admittedly I am putting words in the guy's mouth. I suppose you could just email the guy and ask him. I will accept I could be wrong.