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Published: 2013-09-27 02:17:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 797; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 8
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Shoddily spliced for the time being!"A unified field of behaviour. If you describe carefully the behaviour of any organism you cannot do so without at the same time describing the behaviour of the environment."
-Alan Watts (full audio description below)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLI54vβ¦
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just took a closer look and read your comment to it - this is in fact more than beautiful - it's incredible...
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well, i had to look who is watching me, and - woah, this is beautiful - thank you for sharing... 
...and thank you for...
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You're welcome, I'm checking out your gallery in chunks because it's so extensive, but I can already see there's masses of awesome work there from the nosey around I've had so far. Keep up the great work 
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all is well - thanx for taking the time and... take your time, haha...
i'm not as much on dA as i used to be, beacuse i'm more into music now...
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Beautifully realized! The line rendering is crisp and smooth and the pointillism is amazing as ever. It fits the lecture very well.
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Thanking you kindly
Alan Watts was a great thinker/talker, always insightful and entertaining. This is a pretty stiff and unimaginative exploration of the concept but I thought I'd keep it really simple and just have some fun with it!
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It's a pleasure to view; I spent quite a while studying all the differences in spirals between the two halves. You mentioned a temporary splice; are you planning something to fit between these two pieces?
I agree, Watts is a real treat to listen to; his lectures have had me laughing and amazed on more than one occasion. Truly like having a lightbulb blink into existence over one's head.
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I tried to get an optical illusiony sort of effect going, it didn't turn out quite as well as I'd hoped but if you concentrate on certain parts of the image the figures merge more/less with their surroundings.
Nothing to go in between, I just rushed combining the two (only ever have a laptop here and there to do so) I'll touch up one day I'm sure but it should do for now.Β
His humour is exactly why I love listening to him, he's got alot of valuable things to say in my opinion but unlike alot of other thinkers etc.. he doesn't come across quite so seriously or heavily, the ideas slide into place with a little complementary tickle haha.Β
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really it's an interesting and great work ! one of the best use of the black and white that i ever seen !
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Thanks man, appreciate the comment, especially from someone as skilled in the black/white arts as yourself
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