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コミュニケーション / Communication

I don't think I really like how Communication looks in Japanese and I'm not really sure why I decided on titling this in that matter. I think I just chose it to be cohesive with my newer works posted earlier on in the year.

Anyway, I was looking back at my old works and saw photo I did based on Down With the Sickness , the Richard Cheese version and it kind of hit me, why don't I do this kind of stuff more often? So you'll be seeing more of the bag headed people. I'll also be trying to do other photos on the side to keep things fresh though.

And to note, this piece is about communication, I guess it's obvious from the title. I decided to use tin cans because I love them and because they're a kiddish way of communication and also for the fact that they don't actually work. The whole fun of this piece was getting that hand to come out of the can and also making the piece cohesive and industrial and childish, to flow with the cans.

Thanks: ~Danelese and ~fotomann
I'm not sure what version of this me and ~Danelese decided on but I went with this one. It looked well when I turned my monitor from dark all the way up to light.

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コミュニケーション / Communication

I don't think I really like how Communication looks in Japanese and I'm not really sure why I decided on titling this in that matter. I think I just chose it to be cohesive with my newer works posted earlier on in the year.

Anyway, I was looking back at my old works and saw photo I did based on Down With the Sickness , the Richard Cheese version and it kind of hit me, why don't I do this kind of stuff more often? So you'll be seeing more of the bag headed people. I'll also be trying to do other photos on the side to keep things fresh though.

And to note, this piece is about communication, I guess it's obvious from the title. I decided to use tin cans because I love them and because they're a kiddish way of communication and also for the fact that they don't actually work. The whole fun of this piece was getting that hand to come out of the can and also making the piece cohesive and industrial and childish, to flow with the cans.

Thanks: ~Danelese and ~fotomann
I'm not sure what version of this me and ~Danelese decided on but I went with this one. It looked well when I turned my monitor from dark all the way up to light.