Your art is valuable, indeed. Let's have a look at your first work in this thread.
At first blush, it may seem that the post is simply poking holes in the basic concept of surrealism as "art". On closer inspection, one word stands out - "amateurs". Besides the obvious grammatical issue (which I'm sure is intentional, right, Alex?) it points out that only amateurs would consider this a route to surrealism. (No offense to Disneyphile - this thread itself is a way of claiming amateur status). By stating as such, instead of subverting surrealism it is reaffirming surrealism as a learned art form.

Of course the real art form at hand is the art form of the Message Board Post, which, I daresay, most of us mastered many years ago.

Comedy surrealism abounds these days and I'm a huge fan. GD and I happened across this today. I think it makes an accessible example.

NSFW due to language.
CLOSED!

GD tells me that my response to Alex seems serious. In case any of you feel the same, I'll claim victory in the art of Dry Wit Dueling with Alex. :)

And thus you've deprived me of my artiness. For having been made sense of, it no longer is.

It's a said day in Farmville for I have lost my Street Fair booth license and am left able only to frolic among the pinwheels of passion and temperance.

Comedy surrealism is in need of an editor.

None taken. I'm absolutely not ashamed to say I don't know something and ask for help. :)

This thread is really helping. I'm finding I really like Magritte - it's very intriguing, rather than WTF, like Dali.

An especially big thanks to those who made the Disney examples. That's putting it in a language I can understand. ;)

So, all of this is really helping me gather ideas for my project. I knew I came to the right place. :D

I love you people! I'm sitting here in class, working on my surrealism animation project, and my instructor LOVES it! :)

I'll show it in a couple weeks once we finish it. But, I can say it represents a matter very close to me, and can still represent other things for other observers. It's exactly what I was hoping to achieve.

Thanks SO much for all your help!

Nope. Nothing that "fun". ;) It's actually quite disturbing, really - it pictorially conveys a destructive thought process that I've personally battled.