>>185751
I don't think those are very comparable. Kinkade's paintings are clearly aiming for a certain ultra cozy atmosphere, with the bright colors and stuff, and they are good at achieving that. Of course, you might not think that's very interesting, but it's not something devoid of thought. Hitler's (at least the ones posted in this thread) do just seem like he randomly went outside and just painted what he saw without trying to give it any unique appeal.