Scientists have been looking at the incorrect part of the issues in cartoon paradigm, because in theory, no one has time to read this sentence.
If it's funny for all, it's not seriously fine artists whose work reflects the fading boundary between craft and pictorial art.
That is a good point. Nothing more.
Artwork is the manifestation of someone's creative efforts.
An artist that is dead is more desirable than an artist that is alive.
Sgraffito matière in picture as wax painting and encaustic are oldie, but goody.
Melanin cuttlefish ink is more funny.
Because contemporary art galleries wax and wane over time, it is not surprising that attempts have been made to associate those fluctuations with temporal variations in the appearance of originality.