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Published: 2005-01-10 19:20:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 20431; Favourites: 247; Downloads: 4247
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“ Shattered”Three pencil drawing framed separately, drawings one and three (8” x 8”) drawing two (8” x 14”)
This is the completed triptych titled “Shattered”. This is how it would be presented; I have posted the first and second drawings (panels) separately. The third drawing works within the triptych but it is so much like the first one I decided not to bore anyone by posting it separately.
Without getting in too much of an explanation there is a nod towards the crucifixion, and an altarpiece, But with an object we are familiar with, but just sweep away without ever really looking.
Thank you
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PS still working on “Name of the Father” it should be done in a week or so.
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Comments: 93
Loving the concept! I see it as destroying a fragile idea....but then, I see analogies in everything so just don't mind me. Great work
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I quite doubt anyone would find another of your submissions to be boring 
Anyway, just... freakishly good job
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wowy, that's simply amazing Was this done from a photo reference or from reality?
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your work is so beyond..I have no words...
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Thanks for posting this as a final. 
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This is wonderful!! What an interesting study of a common object! You make the ordinary...extraordinary!
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Who needs photos when Nimra has a pencil... wow you capture things well.
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This is amazing, Nimra.
Such a great concept and unique way of displaying the crucifixion.
Your talents still leave me in awe.
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Interesting concept development. I think the rock overhead ...........I mean the Crucifiction was brought about by God and all those comments about Jews killing Christ..............Christ ended His own life, and the whole thing was set in action by God, so the rock overhead, coming as it were from the sky, or the heavens.............
and then there is the idea of light coming from and dwelling within both lightbulbs and...........
Perhaps not the concept you had in mind but art has a way of suggesting many different ideas to different people. I look forward to the piece's completion.
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well you know i have you fave this, its too good to go unfaved , is there anything you cant draw like a photo? i love the concept truly inspireational simplistic yet the sear complexity of the drawing makes it more than broken light bubls.
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good to hear ur name of the father drawing will be done soon, im sure that takes a bunch of work..as for this piece as always its wonderful...makes you look twice...makes reality look twice its so good
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this is crazy!! so much details...you always impressing me...!!
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You remind me of Asher, from the book "My name is Asher Lev." He was always drawing the crucifiction for his gallery shows. Only problem was, he was a Jew.... it's a great book about Artists and their Struggles.
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Thanks Athena,
I have alwas wanted to read that book but just havent got around to do it, now i will!
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Really?? Wonderful!! An English teacher gave it to me when I was in grade school (wow, that was a long time ago) because I was always drawing things that were at odds with my parent's religious beliefs. I found it very enlightening. I think any artist who loves art so much they'd steal a pencil if that's what it took for them to draw would relate to Asher's artistic soul. Can't wait for you to read it; please, when you find the time, be sure to tell me what you thought of it after you do, I'm eager for your opinion.
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lose the shitty craquilure filter in the background
makes it looks very cheap
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It’s a wall that all, its not meant to be the art, maybe it’s a cheap shitty wall, get over it.
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in my op it would look far more classy with just white
u might aswell chuck osme lense flares in there aswell
maybe filters/render/clouds?
lol
your work is far too impressive to be housed by cheap photoshop filters
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I'll try wood paneling or faux brick; mmmmmmm maybe the lens flare will do it…lol
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Great concept, marvelous execution. I really like how you take the time to present your pieces. It adds a lot to their impact.
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Now you got me really intrigued about the symbolism of these pieces, combined and seperate.
I'm sorry you chose not to elaborate.
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Oh my... They're drawings... Ohmyohmyohmy...
YOU'RE A MASTER OF PENCIL! YOU GO!
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amazing skills... i understand drawing people with perfectly measured tones, but... i admire your glass-making 
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lightbulbs!
sometimes they light up!
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awesome work i like how u have the side ones as side on of a broken bulb and the fact u didn't use the same pic flipped over.. i appreciate that!
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I don't really understand the meaning behind them, but I've been watching you work on these for a while now, and it is nice to see them finaly come to their fruition
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Oh my! I bow down to you and your unbelievable skills.
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that is omazingly great, tell me, did you just draw them or did you copy them ( like put the objects into that pose)
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absolutl amazing soooo sharp and soo clear look slieka phot.o..... the reflections are great
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how do you do it...Unbelivable jealous..In a good way though
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The central piece makes me laugh a little, because it reminds me of the Sword of Damocles (I imagine the rock following the light bulb everywhere it goes). But the work is exquisite, and somehow the three put together seem strangely meaningful.
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Simply amazing Armin. You have unbelievable pencil skills
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Amazing. I love the highlighting, texturing and especially the shading. Close to photorealistic, I love it.
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great! ...
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