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Published: 2008-03-02 03:52:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1812; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 0
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...it was a pleasure to burn...- Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
I've had to re-read it lately, and its been on my mind...
please note, the good was lost in this piece by my scanner...
oh and once again, a quick piece to get my head out of portfolios
I'm really not sure about this one, it seems a bit meh in my opinion, I don't know to keep it...
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Hey,Β
Would there be any chance I could use this for the cover of a non for profit EP I'm releasing in a few months? I took a great amount of influence from the novel and believe this artwork would be perfect.Β
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Fantastic !Β The very essence of the novel was captured in your drawing !
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This is fantastic. 
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You captured the essence of this mythic book by Bradbury !
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I REALLY like this. Such contrast between the black background and the flames. This is a really great representation of all that is Fahrenheit 451. Nice job
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I think it's very good, great flames. It's funny, when I was browsing and saw this painting I immediately thought of Fahrenheit 451 even before I clicked on it and saw the title.
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that makes me happy, shows I was actually able to communicate the message I wanted heh. thank you very much
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exactly, your welcome!
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HOLY CRAP! The pretty is burning my eyes! 
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wow what a reaction, thank you very much!
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Man, yeah beautiful use of contrast and silhouette here; also love how you can see the texture of the brush.
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I wnna know how to draw fire like that - it's really really really really really really really really really pretty!
[*note to self: stop eating chocolate for breakfeast...]
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hahahaha thank you, all I did was lay down the red paint and quickly apply strokes of yellow after to get a wet on wet feel
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Ooh, I gotta try that sometime... I jumped a rope 622 times, and I'm still hyper!
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