It reminds me of those t-shirts we used to wear in the late 80s/early 90s.. You know, you go to the mall and put puff paint on a t-shirt, then they put it in the plastic bubble thing and spin it around.

I love it. My brother and I used to have one of those toys at home... if only I'd know that our art could have brought in millions I would have saved some of them

Seriously though I do love this!

Well, considering how morbid most of his stuff is, I kind of like the simple colors of the spin pieces. I do wish I had the diamond skull that he did last year - pretty freaking awesome.

wow, this is actually pretty!

Either way, he's laughing all the way to the bank. He looks like he's trying to suppress a giggle in the picture, even.

why am i not an artist.....

its not ugly or pretty..its spin art. its all about the colors..lucky f%^&

amazing!

I think this sort of this is a joke that people are willing to spend so much on this sort of thing. What kind of effort or talent goes into this? Like some others said, I remember making stuff like this when I was like 8.

I understand art "with feeling" type of stuff, and why people would make it, but they are not true artists to me. I am a firm believer that a true artist has a talent(painting/drawing/etc.) that isn't something anyone can just do when they are 5. A true artist has to practice and learn (not just throw random colors on a canvas and call it art) because they have an actual skill. So while I'm fine with people doing stuff like this, I don't think it should be in the same category as art from people with actual artistic skills. When they consider this stuff art it seems like it kind of takes any value away from people that have a true talent.

Lovely. I think the color choices are fantastic.

I don't know, this reminds me too much of the spin art I'd do as a kid!

I like it, but I think it would be more fun to create and display my own spin art.

i like it, but i had one of those mini machines and used to make stuff like that when i was ten