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Everything you Wanted to Know about Banksy Canvas Art and the Artist
Banksy has carved a unique niche for himself in the realm of art. His work is so witty, sarcastic, brilliant and bold that banksy canvas art has been officially categorised as Graffiti art.
About the artist
It is believed that Banksy began his career as a graffiti artist way back during the 1980s. Since then, there has been no looking back for this highly talented artist. All of his works are extremely amusing and it is almost as though he exudes his own personality via his works. Banksy canvas art is symbolic of society as a whole, its politics and corruption, hypocrisy, culture as well as ethical aspects. Therefore, he plays the part of making paintings to show the satirical side of society. His main method of art is through usage of stencils. His quality of stencil work is so superb and of such high quality that all of his paintings are revered throughout the world. It is almost as though he took up painting as a career to create art. Unlike so many other artists who are always looking for an interview or publicity, Banksy lets his paintings do all the talking. He does not have exhibitions in galleries or sell any of his graffiti works.
His foray into art
The works of several noted local artists such as Tes and Kato heavily influenced Banksy. These influences can be seen even today in some of the Banksy canvas art. The underground movement in Bristol was almost like a mini-revolution of sorts. Banksy interned under the tutelage of noted artists like Tes and Kato. It was between 1992 and 1994 that he drew freehand and trained under these artists. Subsequently, Banksy made huge graffiti works on the walls of London, just alongside works from Inkie. Incidentally, Inkie was a highly reputed graffiti artist and was considered a legend of sorts. Several noted that Banksy canvas art works include that of ‘walls on fire’, which was followed by a long event during the weekend, that celebrated the genius of Banksy and other local artists across Ohio and UK.
Stencil techniques
One of the most prominent features about any Banksy canvas art is that stencil techniques have been used. Using stencils expedited his works and this was what made Banksy choose this mode of drawing. However, the stencil techniques used by him are unique compared to other artists. The combination of funny images and striking slogans make any Banksy canvas art truly unique and attractive.
No boundaries
When it comes to being different and showing true versatility as an artist, Banksy has outshined all his contemporaries. Every piece of Banksy canvas art is reminiscent of unique, challenging artwork. He has even used animals as his media for his paintings. His usage of bold colours, attractive slogans and bright imagery has transformed his works into revolutionary pieces. In short, when it comes to groundbreaking art, spectacular images and powerful messages as well as reflection of social life, Banksy canvas art outshines other art forms.
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i just got a new puppy a few days ago i have named him kato he is about 12 weeks old and he is a brussels griffen mix he is a sweet little dog but so far we have had a problem...he is having some house training issues and he keeps going #2 in his krate any ideas what i should do to train this types of dog when he goes in his krate i take him and the krate outside and wash the krate off wile i watch him is this wrong im afraid that he will think if he goes in the krate he gets to go outside he also barks a lot if he is left alone in his krate any ideas what i should do so he can feel more relaxed? i have 2 other dogs a german shepard and chesapeak they dont really bug the puppies and they are krate trained we also purchased a shitzu mix but that was krate trained somewhat so doesnt have as much of a problem with the krate but kato on the other hand was not trained where he was brought up some tips or advice would be great
Perhaps the crate is too big for him? If he's got too much room in it, than he will feel comfortable enough that he can go to the bathroom in one section, and sleep in the other section.
Make sure you take him out to go to the bathroom before bed, and immediately after letting him out of the crate in the morning.
Also try not to feed him too late at night-no later than 6pm is when I feed my dogs when they're still pups. I try to finish the night up with a walk right before bed time, which usually gets them 'going' so to speak.
If you've only had him for a few days, then it's nothing to really stress out about. Just keep consistent with his potty training-let him out right before bed, first thing in the morning, after he eats, after he drinks, after he plays, after he gets excited, etc. Don't punish him unless you catch him in the middle of going to the bathroom in the house (not even seconds after-hes got to be in the middle of it), and always reward him a ton whenever he does his business outside and he'll get the idea.
As far as his discomfort at night-it's not unusual. Whatever you do, don't pay attention to him while he barks/whines. He does this to seek your attention, and if you give him your attention, you are feeding the behaviour. Instead, when he is finally quiet and calm, let him out and tell him what a good boy he is. Throw a shirt or two of yours in the crate which have your scent on him, this may comfort him. Or, throw one of your older dogs' blankets in there with him as well.