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So for those that don't know, Ringo Starr was that guy with the perpetual goofy smile that banged on the drums for the Beatles. Sometime in the 90's he discovered using computers to make artwork.
At some point he put up his gallery of art online here:
www.ringostarrart.com
Most of it is just straight up autism drawn in MS-Paint being sold for ridiculous prices.
People seemingly buy prints of these for thousands of dollars.
I'm guessing this whole thing appeals to nostalgic boomers with more money than sense or taste and Ringo could shit in a jar and some boomer would probably buy it.
Still, I find it pretty absurd that Ringo Starr is now an MS-Paint artist selling his autistic childlike drawings for thousands of dollars.
100% of the proceeds from this 'art' goes to the Lotus Foundation
Which apparently
“I started in the late nineties with my computer art. While I was touring it gave me something to do in all those crazy hotels you have to stay in on the road. In its way ‘Pop’ art is always changing-like ‘Pop’ artists. Its a natural move of things like pop music and even Popeye the Sailor Man.”
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Ringo Starr
Artist/Musician
At some point he put up his gallery of art online here:
Gallery – Ringo Starr Art
www.ringostarrart.com
Most of it is just straight up autism drawn in MS-Paint being sold for ridiculous prices.
People seemingly buy prints of these for thousands of dollars.
I'm guessing this whole thing appeals to nostalgic boomers with more money than sense or taste and Ringo could shit in a jar and some boomer would probably buy it.
Still, I find it pretty absurd that Ringo Starr is now an MS-Paint artist selling his autistic childlike drawings for thousands of dollars.
100% of the proceeds from this 'art' goes to the Lotus Foundation
Which apparently
The objectives of the Lotus Foundation are to fund, support, participate in and promote charitable projects aimed at advancing social welfare in diverse areas including, but not limited to:
- Substance abuse
- Cerebral palsy
- Brain tumours
- Cancer
- Battered women and their children
- Homelessness
- Animals in need





