The 43rd president has managed to do it again! Shocking America must be what he was born to do. After an 8-year term I thought everyone had just about had enough of George Bush. However, a hacker, whose name has yet to be revealed, thought otherwise. Upon hacking into the personal emails of Bush's sister, the hacker found a lot of interesting things. But the most amazing find was Bush's "artwork."


These next batch of paintings show a slight improvement in Bush's technique, but the objects painted are still simple and they are still very one-dimesional. Apart from the one use of shadow in the painting of the grapes, all of these paintings lack depth.
A mix of landscapes, still lifes, and animal portraits (a subject he returns to time and again) these paintings show a burgeoning, sensitive artist stretching his painterly muscle—toying with perspective, experimenting with color, and giving his work symbolic and thematic heft.[1]I'm not sure if this critic was joking or not because I don't see any perspective or symbolism in these paintings. The painting of the dog sitting outside of the White House gates doesn't have a deeper meaning and if it's portrayed that way I highly doubt Bush intentionally did it. These paintings show a person who is simple and takes things at face value.There is no depth, no symbolism, no real meanings.
[1] http://gawker.com/5991732/a-watermelon-a-golf-course-a-horse-and-monstrous-dogs-12-new-paintings-from-george-w-bush
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