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outsidelogic β Seven Meditations, Part 1: Homecoming
Published: 2013-10-19 05:30:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 3632; Favourites: 103; Downloads: 41
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From where did these people travel? Who are they?Is the person in the cart dead? Or sick? Or just asleep?
Or is it not a person at all, but just a metaphor for the burdens you carry when you return home?
Is home a sanctuary, or a fortress, or a prison? Is it safe, or intimidating?
Will home provide you relief?
Or are you just an awkward, unwelcome truth?
What are the Seven Meditations? Please read this post: fav.me/d6qzpm4
See also:
Seven Meditations, Part 2: The Supplicant
Done with dip pens (various nibs), brush, and markers, on Borden & Riley 11x14 108 lb. board.
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Your way of shading and the way you are able to keep contrast between what's close and what's in the distance, is just .. wow.
It's a meditation, so I suppose there is no clear answer to the questions... That's why they need to be meditated about (:
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Thanks very much!Β I feel like I still struggle with that a bit, but I appreciate the comment.Β One of these days I'm gonna return to these Meditations; I actually have the series of seven all planned out...I just need the commitment to get through them
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That's great!
I bet more people have suggested that - I think you should make a comic book. This first meditation is like perfect for that purpose. I mean as regards to the techique especially.
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dude!! this is wonderful on several levels...i'd read anything you illustrate for, even if it's a color book.... lol
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Ha, thank you for the kind words.Β If I ever stuck with one project for more than a few weeks, maybe I would get around to producing something to read...
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This so clean and wonderful! You have talent my friendΒ Β
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Thanks for the kind comment.
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I didn't even notice the hand at first! I was so captivated by the figure on the left, and then when I saw it, it was like - bam - powerful. Love the mystery of it.
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Thank you!Β I've got to do a bunch of pictures for a show next month...after that I will get back to this project.
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The perspective is very dynamic and I LOVE how clean the design is, yet there are tons of details!Β Wonderful work.
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Thanks very much.Β I'm working on those clean lines, and it is a struggle...
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I love the perspective here... and the angle of the shot.
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Thanks.Β It was originally just going to be a study of grass....but it grew...and grew...
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Fantastic, great angle lovely style extreamly well drawn.
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You have gote some awesome skills! 
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