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This is some beautiful work! I'm surprised there aren't more comments.
I love anatomy and skeleton stuff. Helps me understand more levels of motion and movement in a "still" painting/drawing.
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Oh wow thank you so much for your feedback! It is very encouraging.
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Oh good. I hope I can be so.
This world is full to the brim with negativity and people who say "you can't" and it cuts off a lot of possibly talented people from realizing their talent, had they had encouragement rather than discouragement.
Do you have any favorite artists? Michelangelo liked to draw anatomy too.
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I don't exactly have a favorite artist and I never really studied anatomy like this before, so this was a first.
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Hm. I just looked at this again and felt kinda awed by it.
Cus the skeleton almost looks alive, with a hauntingly deep throat and I'm not sure if it's intentional or not, but the darkness down below makes it seem as if he is descending into a lonely abyss of either despair or death. Or like he's rising out of it. Can't tell.
Or maybe he's screaming cus there's a light in his face and he was trying to sleep.
Can't a dead man get any sleep around here?!
I like many artists. Reynan Sanchez has some pretty amazing stuff, and you can tell he was influenced greatly by Frank Frazetta. Frazetta was really an artist that got the ball rolling. If he didn't exist, it's possible we would not have Deviant Art today, cus he made art mainstream enough, instead of it being a snotty snobby rich person thing, where there is only fine art, he showed that a comic artist could also do fine art in fantasy style that surpassed even fine art.
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Looks prooo! Interesting, I've never ever tried to draw any skeletons in my life 
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thanks again, yeah I had a real skeleton in my classroom so I drew it
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