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views as of November 16, 2004 I currently
paint in 3 distinct styles: A figurative, life-based series. The sources of
these are often culled from fashion mags; paintings inspired by Burning Man;
the third is that which I have named my Emotive Paintings (aka, Happy Paintings,
Fun Paintings). I started going to Burning Man in 1998 and in 1999 I returned
with a few hundred small paintings on business cards to give away as gifts.
Through making these paintings stories emerged: stories about The Kid, The Hi-Guy,
Mister Oh!, Mister Roboto, Big Boom, Scratch and Loop. I eventually created
the idoz fun site using these stories to create an entertaining, if not slightly
subversive experience. The name of the company is Mighty Fine Industries. My name
is Noah Bell. I love burning man and have been there 5 times, though it really
makes me tired. Going to this festival has stimulated my creativity. It has
changed the character of my artwork. I create strange, emotive and happy paintings.
I guess I can't call myself an outsider artist, but used loosely maybe it could
apply. Noah's art, my art is outsider art in the sense that I have been painting
for my entire life in a supportive environment (thanks Mom!) I created whatever
I wanted. People ask what I call my art. It could be pop surrealism, whimsical,
pleasing, fun paintings, but I have gone with "Emotive". Smile. You're being recorded. Those caught frowning
will be searched. Thank you, Noah Bell
Greetings Inquisitive Guest,