Why is this painter insane?

[youtalkfunny]

This is probably a few days too late, as I doubt anyone is still slogging through this massive thread, but here goes:



"No one could possibly understand the depths of you. But you presume to know everything about me because you saw a painting of mine, and you ripped my [censored] life apart."

[PnuggPnugg]

Did an answer ever turn up?

[React1oN]

If it wasn't for the bear picture. Which made me laugh. I would be REALY REALLY mad at OP. Now I'm only extremely mad.

I HATE POSTS LIKE THIS.
I'm going crazy aksjdaslkd

[illuminati]

Did this come to a resolution?

[Rushmore]

I can't help it...I want to know too.

[Wires]

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Ban sightless pls unless he provides answer.

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It's been three months. I think Sightless should be held accountable and made to provide a solution to his inane post.

[ApeAttack]

I'm going with lack of power lines. The houses are lit up, but where is the electricity coming from?

The fact that the original painting has powerlines clinches it for me.

[Golden_Rhino]

Candles? Wasn't this thing officially established as a hoax?

[Ikonoclast]

I think I actually know the answer. The painter has a fear of being unnoticed. His fear is a fear of dying nameless. Notice that he switched the position of sled with the "red" mark coming out of it. Now it is in the middle. This to me indicates that he wants people to focus on the middle sled, which has the red mark on it. The red mark could very well be the artist who got run over by one of the sleds, and no one is paying any heed to it. The artist has replicated everything else in the painting (including the horse on the bottom looking away), why would he all of a sudden change one of the locations of the horses on the sled? Because he wants to be NOTICED.

[aramfingal]

if you haven't heard of henry darger, go read about him. you'll get quality insanity and girls with penises.