hm. I like byzantine iconography 'cause I was involved with the
   eastern orthodox for a few years and know how to read the
   symbolism in it. I like artistic environments more than pieces:
   the grand architecture of churches or impressively large indoor
   spaces for public use - the inside of the Port Authority in NYC
   always impressed me. The layout of rooms impresses me when it's
   creative in a building. But pieces...artists. - I guess you mean
   painters in particular. I like certain colors when I see them.
   Ultramarine blue, when it shows up in a painting pops out at me
   and I'm instantly in love with the rest of it. I like some of
   the stuff that came out of the 16th century netherlands, I think
   it was. I can't think of their names - they did some of the
   hyper-real stuff; you could feel the softness of the cheeks on
   their faces just looking at them. I appreciate practical genres
   of art; anime and animation in general (western and eastern
   alike); the techniques used that end up satisfying the
   entertainment needs of millions of people on a regular basis.
   Starry Starry night - I always liked that piece. Not everything
   he did, but I liked that one. Eh, I'm picky I guess. I went
   through a time where I really liked surreal art - I think
   everybody does, especially as a teenager. I think everybody's
   got a few Dali favs. Oh Escher of course. Pencil stuff anyway.