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Published: 2006-01-19 05:56:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 1156; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 260
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a brand new spanking digital collage.enjoy.
full view. for her...erm i mean your pleasure
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it wasnt in my scraps at one time, periodically i go through gallery and put images in scraps that i think arent as strong or that im not fond of anymore.
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You have such a distinctive visual language and you utilise it so perfectly.
I really enjoyed this piece. Such an intriguing concept to explore. Makes me think of American Beauty for some reason.
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thank you luckyred! art is language. art communicates so much on so many different levels--- each artist refines and expands that language-- adding nuance and syntax and accents here and there.
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thanks.. so do i! lol.
that's probably the question that frustrates me the most-- i find it hard sometimes to describe my process. it's very organic and painterly. the way i build up layers and use brushes and tweak colour and tones. the magic wand comes in handy because it allows me to select intereting areas of my source material.
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i love it. it has quite a nice "noir-ish" style. great work.
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tha's kinda what i tought too
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its like smack.
i like how it is not too complicated and pretentious - kind of to the point in a very poetic way, both visually and diction-wise...
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hehehe. not complicated? that's interesting-- that's not how it felt when i was trying to resolve the image and find the theme. I always hope that i don't come off as too pretentious as well.
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uhm... ok... well.. i didnt mean it as if the idea wasnt.. complex.
its hard to explain - but the piece is easier to grasp... yeah?
yeah
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i love the visual experiences section especially.
i like the progression of these 4 things.
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thanks. the houses that are in the 'visual experiences' section are what i see when i look out the side window of my studio.
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thanks 
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You are welcome friend, i like look your designs.
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i love this one. after the evening i've just had, it speaks to precisely where i'm at. great imagery.
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thanks... im glad that it was able to speak to you in such a way.
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Certainly captures my imagination - beautiful in every way!
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i promise i wont hold it captive for too long
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well, that sums it nicely! almost linearly too!
you've come a long way baby!
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thanks mr. schlock.. i can come pretty far if i have to
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it is a bit of a journey-- at least inside the mind
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technical schmecknical. ive never been one for technicalities.
i like that word.. sounds like a neat-o kitchen gadget from the 50's.
general electrics new splend-o-riffic. just what every mom and kitchen needs.
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it does, doesn't it. i think i subconciously want to go back to the early 60s and sit on the floor of our aqua themed kitchen where i played with my matchboxes on the cold tile floor. what a view of fresh sparkling new jersey suburbia i had from there. and it actually was fresh and sparkling back then. hard to imagine now.
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wow... you had an aqua themed kitchen. mine was filled with lots of brown and oranges-- and it was galley style. but i do remember the shag rug that was in our basement-- was hard to play on-- thats what the back patio was for, legos and matchboxes. I could also gaze out across the susquehanna river and look over into the little town of danville pennsylvania.
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browns and oranges and shag sounds so nice and 70s. been over and near the susquehanna many times during our road trips. and i think i even have a cousin in danville! anyway, sounds like you had a groovy setting in which to play.
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oh it was very chich 70's.
ive always liked the susquehanna. i miss living near a river (well i dont miss the gnats).
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I like this one a lot, especially the seemingly seperate panels
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thanks--- this illustration took awhile to resolve-- it wasn't until i added the frames inside that created that panel look that it started to harmonize and come together
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thanks csisman--- now that would be one interesting graphic novel.
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