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Published: 2008-03-25 19:44:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 2598; Favourites: 79; Downloads: 0
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i wanted to fill the whole page. I tend to concentrate on subject an leave big white backgrounds, this is the fist time I cover almost all the surface of the paper with ink.Related content
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great work that should be made into a print! primitive and alien like and perfectly balanced.
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Great use of shapes, movement and textures in forming this piece brother, it's really wonderful to see you combining all the different aspects of your creativity and bringing it all together through this piece. As you have tried different techniques in each of your pieces, from this piece, it is clear how you have taken more time and effort in letting this grow in it's pace. It must be rewarding for you when you finally completed this and see where how it started through it's complition. I really enjoyed this one: )
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Very nice. Has a great etching look; robotic and organic.
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My god... how long did that take you? It's beautiful.
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Aha... wow. Your patience rewards you, I think. I admire you.
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Very nice, you have a cool style of work! Very surreal.
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Giger, one of my biggest influence.
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H.R. Giger is the hugest influence towards any dark surreal abstract creation...can i attempt to maybe color or texture it?
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Glad caught this at [link] and a fave of course
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this piece reminds me more of giger than just about any of your other works. And it looks rather excellent as usual...i say give the full page a try again if you're up to it, it looks good!
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I am working in a nice style for backgrounds hope to incorporated it in future works, this drawing took rather long and it was a discipline exercise. Hope to bring forth more work like this one in the future. thanks Rob.
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Tight tight tight.
I've found that going edge to edge was a big step forward.
It tends to make things feel far more finished.
Oh, and they sell better too.
Its not that floating pieces arent complete or good etc.
Theyre just harder to pull off properly without looking like a sketchbook page
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This is a great drawing...the lines are delicate and feathery. I like how you filled the page - many drawings that fill the page don't seem well planned, but this one is very well designed. Everything is important. We can follow it and delight in it like reading a book...
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I am glad that you can be immerse in the drawing. It is a small drawing act size is 8x6" but it took me two moths to finish it and a lot of effort so I am glad that it brings something to you.
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how i wish i had the correct words to describe how much i love your pieces~they are so very wonderful. excellent work (yet again!!)
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Very striking. Looks ancient, and modern all at once. A definite
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Spectacular work, I like all the tones of making it almost reality yet the figures are so surreal
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I have a similar problems. My stuff veers off to the left, leaving a large amount of negative space on the right.
I love the shymetrical (I think that's the word and spelling) techno shapes making this complex but very simple face.
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It looks good! I definatly feel you should try this sort of thing more often - it works well for you, as your shading is good.
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Very nice, I usually have the opposite problem... It's very hard for me to leave any white space.
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