It's possible to enjoy it, yes, but it's hard to diasssociate the artist from their work. Partly because people would want to associate talent or skill with wisdom and deserving. Wanting or having people to admire is probably some remnant of our tribe-living past. Which is why we always feel so betrayed when a person we look up to in any respect turns out to be just another tosser. And it IS always sad when someone with influence comes out spouting the most mindboggling cack because you know there's always a portion of the crowd who'll believe them just because of their status.I do wish he had kept the blog post up as well. At least then there would've been an opportunity to create intelligent debate and maybe learn enough to reconsider their views. *le sigh*As far as Fraudster de le Fraudyperson over there goes: I was initially willing to take him for a delusional derp who just got so involved in his lie that he forgot he was lying, but as I was reading the Bleeding Cool comments and looking at his image gallery, it got pretty obvious that he has had to invest in some specific equipment to recreate some of the images he claims to have made from scratch (as in some art quality printers that cost a pretty penny) and put some effort into faking their process. You don't do that if you're just sort of slow. You do that when you're methodically crapping on people from a great height. So no sympathy for him anymore. He deserves all the lawsuits he has coming.