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What i think about this is it is very good but to me there's a down side.It would look better with a light back ground to me something just to make there skin glow more.Maybe, not so much fuzz on the picture as i can see from my eyes or i just needs glasses. But the skin is very nice c:.Only thing i recommend is a brighter back ground in my view .It would also look nice if the female had on better make up as well c:.
I never really seen this before in a photo like having the skin looking like that it looks like a alien from far view if you have bad eye visions ...
The skin on his shoulder could use a little smoothing as well .And on some of the spots i can see its not so blended well
But other then that nice work keep it up c:.
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This is quite possibly one of the most original pieces of art I have ever seen here on DeviantArt. The pure idea, imagination and the concept of the entire piece is visually disturbing, yet at the same time, strikingly fantastic. The most impressive part from my perspective is the faces of the two models at the point of 'Integration', it is really done well. The bodies integrating is also great, the direction of the texture, (*dough, is what I think it is as first sight, please correct me if I'm wrong!) flows perfectly to the bodies of the two models. The only flaw that I can spot in this is some of the dough* fades out which draws it away from the great ideated piece. Apart from that, everything else is fantastic. I've only talked about the digital side of things! Don't get me started on the photography side of things! Well I will anyway, this piece deserves it. The photography methods used in this piece is stunning, the lighting is the greatest aspect from my point of view, the background is perfect for allowing the models to stand out to the viewer. Overall, great piece. Something I haven't seen before.
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OH MY GOD WOW WOW WOW im so impressed with this piece like you would not believe i mean to achieve this by using photoshop would be amazing but the fact that its actual real life models using make up/crafty things is beyond amazing i love how they are glued together such an imaginative idea i just had to critique infact i do not have a bad word to say about this piece because its astounding amazing work dears my favorite part is how the models faces are modling together as if to explain they are part of the one person i love this!!!!
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Whoever thought this an unfair critique is a dumb-dumb.
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well thankyou i thought my critique was good to be honest
and wether it was make up or photo shop the piece still amazed me
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well im sorry if you did not like my critique but i thought it was awesome work photoshopped or photograpphed x
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reasons why i thought this was a unfair critique. I might be completely wrong and will withdraw my comments .But i researched this pic and found that some other tools were used to make this picture Not just a photo . Alot of information has be deleted such as camera used and editing tools on the picture itself from the meta tag. it look to me like the picture was shot as a video and a scene's has been taken from that .also it looks like you have used photo shop which i thought you said was not used . 
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how ever i love the idea of this work and think you are very talented and would like to see more work of this kind .
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and how was my critque unfair i was impressed with this piece i was not putting it down in anyway.
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i left the reason under the critque .
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i saw that but i did not leave a bad critique.
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i know from your point of view it was fair , i just didnt agree it was fair as the subject was not as good as you said . nothing personal
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oh i thought the work was amazing x
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i like your stuff better x
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ha ha awww thankyou x
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thx) it was difficult...
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Superb photomanipulation! Being a manipulator myself, I can definitely respect the time and difficulty involved.
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This is a beautiful work. It is very well done!
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wooooo so scaryyy!!!!! D':
hehehe anyway is so awesomeee!!! *o*
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I adore this piece.
This piece gives me chill, and makes me smile, oddly enough.
i love how the woman is pulling away slightly, to me that shows her nonacceptance for the relationship, or the bonding between the two.
I adore how the man is looking towards the camera with a slightly obsessive eye, as if saying 'this is mine, touch her and you die!'.
I love it. please, keep it up<3
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If you were trying to make this picturevery confronting - you have succeeded. I find it quite scary. to me it suggests one person being completely overtaken by another, their personality consumed.
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I loved it. Beside the connection of two part could be more sophisticated.
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There's only two things I don't like about this, the male model looking at the camera and that the female model is pulling her head away while she's embracing him at the same time.
Other than that I think it's pretty fucking cool.
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Some continue to critique that the female in this pic needs more makeup or more details to set her apart in the photo. I think that the androgyny between the members of this couple helps "blend" their figures together as one. This is an awesome pic and certainly with the details of their bodies merging provides enough visual interest.
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Talk about getting under your skin! Holy cow this is good
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this is cool, it reminds me of my favorite stop-motion animator Jan Ε vankmajer
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