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Published: 2008-03-13 00:52:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 424; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 0
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...like a process of absorbing ideas.Enamel and Acrylic on Eggshell paper
9x12.
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Yeah excellent !!
I have nothing to say, you told it all in your comment ^_____________^!!!!
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you're welcome ^_^ !!
And by the way, thak's for the +fav ! extremely appreciated +++
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You're very much welcome, bud. You deserve a praise
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I see a Big pig and a little fish in it 
Like it, but it has a sad undertone, I feel.
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WOW there you go again, and your imagination. Now tell me which one is the pig, and the fish?
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The fish is on the left side on the top, the pig in the middle on the south
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hahahaha! Hmmm, I can picture them out. I might change the title as well...
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Hahahaha, I'm impessed if you could do that. Is that a challenge my Brotha
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I'll think about it. Would likely be a cool idea!
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or would you like to have a collaborative work with me? haha way too impossible as it seems.
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I would like to do that. But how would we do it?
Digitally would be simple, but I am not very good at that or traditional, we could split a canvas a place it on to eachother digitally if it has the same size?
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well having a collaborative artwork done digitally will be no problem unless we extend it into a somewhat personal collaboration like a commission work, I'll send you my artwork through registered mail then have you work on it then vice versa haha.
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Yeah we could really do that. But we have to start on something new then. We have to have a size, put up then and have our haves, then we could make something fresh and cool!
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working on small sized-canvas/paper would be a good start
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Perhaps, an 8"x11" paper will be a good start.
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In a more standard form. Yes, that's the one.
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This one is interesting for its movement. Maybe add a dense to sparse contrast to it next time. I has great unity, but lacks contrast some. Other than value contrast.
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That's it! The contrast in the background, the mixture ended up dull ... was I right?
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Like go look at Robert Rauschenberg's, art piece- "Bed" from the 1950s. I think it will help u come up with ways to make this better. I would say look at Mark Rothko, most of his work is repeats... but he drives his point across. I, myself like to look at Richard Diebenkorn. His work is not texture based, but i find it interesting because he smart with composition and adapting to change.
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AH! Rauschenberg, the artist who sent a telegram (not an actual painting) in response to an invitation given to him. I googled the 'Bed' and I found it a bit Dada'esque. Rothko on the other hand, is one of the artists I am currently looking up to. I may apply their styles and assimilate with my own (if I have any) in my future works.
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I would never want u to pick up their style of work. I only mentioned them. So u could see others that are similar to u; As well as by seeing one idea from these artist may lead to ur biggest idea in the future that doesn't even relate to ur work now or theirs.
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well I'm not going to mimic their style, it's not in my mind. I look up on these people mainly as 'source' of inspiration to what I'm doing. And since I'm not a trained 'artist' (am not even one since I lack proper training and stuff you know) basically it's all self-taught thing and their works simply give me ideas
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