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Published: 2011-10-13 00:47:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 1862; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 25
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Planet Earth and some other stuff, like my cat and watermelon flowers.
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Very awesome!! So much meaning in this. Great work with the symbology.
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It took some time, I'm glad you liked it! thanks for the sweet words
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Cool drawing.
(Just thought you should know, man-made global warming is a hoax to get peoplo to pay "carbon" taxes. )
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No idea what you meant (my english is not that well-developed to know what a hoax is), the idea was to recreate water and the effects of humanity to water in general. The fish, the oil and the ice melting. Never heard of carbon taxes and still the main idea was all the crap that we've done to this world, and the so called "efecto invernadero" not literally meaning global warming, but still, the closest I know.
Thank youu
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I really love stuff like this, reminds me of some 60s or 70s murals I've seen near where I live, kinda.
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Thanks so much! Where do you live? I'd love to see murals like that, but where I live they are not really into this style :/ Which ones do you recommend? : )
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New Jersey, not too far from Newark. I'm just thinking of stuff I've seen, during my life, and I'm in my mid 40s so... it could have been a few different places, I lived in Baltimore which had a fair bit of mural and graffiti art too, though I'd say we have much more around here. I used to commute by light rail, you'd see a lot of stuff along the train ride. I think things probably get painted over with a fairly high frequency though. Most of what I've seen probably isn't even there anymore. I know people used to paint whole train/subway cars, maybe they still do, and I doubt the transit company leaves those like that for too long lol. The best place to see public art may actually be in photograph or digital collections because of the amount of it that gets painted over, building destroyed, whatever.
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It's too bad I didn't get to see those things. That is part of a mural/graffiti art circle, I guess. But sadly, I live in a country where coloring walls takes you to jail and stealing from other people makes you a successful politician. Anyway, I'll be looking for murals like that for inspiration, there are alays new ones around, I believe
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That's every country, as far as I know. Politics is only another word for organized crime... We did have a bit of a muralist movement in the 70s, and some of them are desired where they have been put, but a lot is just graffiti art that runs the artist the risk of being jailed. Mostly people don't get caught or just get a fine if they do, but it is a possibility.
Anyway, it's just so easy to look stuff up on the internet and see the world now. Check this one out: [link]
Anyway, Mexico is probably the country most well known for its muralist movement. So the government is corrupt now? Guess what, it is here too. People protesting about that sort of stuff. I don't know if it'll have any long term effect. Lots of people still just vote however the television tells them, and TV is mostly owned by rich people, like they own the government too...
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It's like going on an adventure on a piece of paper!
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soooo much to see, discover, and ponder. a very interesting trippy pic.
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thank youu, did you find Earth right away?
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