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Market LifeScratch technique (Fountain pen, ink & carving tools on paper)
2011 (Triptych)
Do not copy or use this piece!
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This whole series is amazing... such depth and detail!
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Thank you ever so much for your lovely words and support Vanja!!
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How long did it take you to scratch (or what ever you call the method of making this kind of art) this wonderful piece of artwork? I am simply curious. It looks like it may have taken you quite a while?
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Welcome to DA mate, looking forward to see your traditional art
It took a few weeks give or take, it usually depends on how detailed
I want my work to be
Thank you very much for the comment!!
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Thank you and you're very welcome. As a matter of fact I'm working on a drawing right now. I'll put it up soon.
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Looking forward to see that
Let me know when it's up
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I wouldn't call it fractalline drawings,
but thank you kindly for your support!!
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Well, according to the definition of fractal....lol and if you have a minute to check out my gallery you will see some similar things made with a fractal generator and more to come. Fractals are simply mathematical formulas that describe natural things. Thanks!
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I have checked out your gallery the other day,
and I also know the definition of fractal.
But, the human's mind doesn't able to calculate
the formulas on its own without using an hybrid (A program),
and since my piece is Traditional, and lack the rules of symmetry,
it can't be fractal. That's what I meant
I have nothing against fractal art, personally I find it stunning
and very intriguing alike
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Oh I see your point! I don't mean to disagree at all but fractals have been hand drawn for millenia before computers came along. Here's a cool video I just watched with some of the actual math guys who wrote the formulae - [link] - it's really cool and shows the huge connection with humans, nature and fractals. One main point I was already familiar with - once you become aware of fractals, you start seeing them everywhere - because they ARE everywhere! In my favourites are some other traditional artists who make fractals by hand as well as photogs who take pics of them - loads of those on Flickr too. So no offence - I'm liking your stuff a lot and thanks so much for your support!
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Offense was NOT taken hun, I'm merely converting with you
And when I think about it, I said that the human's mind isn't able to calculate
the formulas on its own without using an hybrid (A program), Well it's kinda stupid
because human's where the ones to create the formula
But what I meant was, that Fractal work depends on symmetry, just like the Rorschach stain
for example. And my work, as complex and weird as it is, still lack the symmetry
I watched the video, thanks for sharing!
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That's all good then! LOL! It's good to have art dialogue on here than just saying "great", 'cool' etc!
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Beautiful! I love your line work and the subdued color scheme.
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I love the detail work you put into this - the other pieces as well. Great stuff!
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Thank you so much for the kind comment bro!!
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it's my pleasure Yoni! 
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Thank you so much for your kind words
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Very intriguing piece. In contrast with the title, I get a sense of loneliness and emptiness. Is this representing globalisation in any way and the effect on lives and traditions?
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That's right mate, it deals mostly with the economic crisis,
and how it effects on a greater percentage of our society
Thank you so very much my awesome friend!!
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Woooow, I was missing your famous scratch technique, I'm not desapointed by this one. Great work
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Thank you very much Lanny, there will be more coming up soon
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You're welcome. How much time it takes you to finish a scratch technique work?
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It depends really, this piece for example is a triptych (three pieces in one)
this one took me about a month of work (Not daily, 35 to 50 hours)
Most pieces that I make though takes between 10 hours to 20 (average time two to three weeks)
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I guess it took time and patience, they're always mighty detailed and most lines look mighty perfect. It's worth both the time and work you send on it
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You're welcome my friend
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