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The rapture of the muse2009
Ink on paper. 42 x 29,7 cm.
Frame included.
7 000 NOK.
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This artwork has been featured in my journal: [link]
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Thank you so much for the feature! I really apprecate it. am just a bit late in telling you. Hehe. I am glad you liked it so much!
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Wow, thank you so much for this feature! I truly appreciate it! And I am so sorry for letting you know that this late.
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stunningly beautiful!
marvelously intricate details.
perfect use of monochrome, everything is crisp and clear while maintaining great depth.
the figure's pose and expression are most fitting for an enraptured muse...
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Thanks, man. 
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Wow! This is truly stunning. There are so many details that I do not feel that I am even able to take them all in.
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That is the great think about it. Then, if you buy it and put it on your wall, you will not get tired of it at once
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Do you sell this as a print somewhere else? (since its not listed here)
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Yes. I sell only prints that I have personally gotten made, have signed and numbered, and that I can be sure of the quality of. All prints can be purchased directly through me by sending me a note here or writing me an e-mail at i.the.hammar(at)gmail.com . Payments go via paypal. Hope this answers your question.
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It's utterly amazing. It's so much details to look on it's like you always find new stuff the more you look at it. Even a few squarecentimeters contain a drawing of their own.
Great contrasts and such precision with details and transitions. There is much that could make you lose attention but yet there is much focus and balance in the piece, not to mention all eneryg flowing through.
Great artwork
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Thank you so much. I am glad you liked it
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Beautiful abstract complexity in surrealistic art.
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I know it is really really busy, but I like so many things about this one (wings & other insecty treatments)... feels wild... very pleasing ! Got to see this by way of the B&W group... - k
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Ved fΓΈrste inntrykk sΓ₯ ser det ut for meg som noe kaotisk og rotete, men ettersom jeg ser nΓ¦rmere sΓ₯ er det ikke sΓ₯ mye rot som der er farger. Tegningen trekker en inn i dens dyp ΓΈyet som ser, mer og mer.
Jeg liker dette, jeg synes det er nydelig, samt er konseptet noe for kvΓ¦rnet i hodet Γ₯ bryne seg pΓ₯.
Print!
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Hehe. Godt Γ₯ hΓΈre at det falt i smak da! Beklager at jeg var sΓ₯ treg til Γ₯ svare. Om du fremdeles er interessert i et trykk av det, har jeg laget et opplag pΓ₯ 10 som ogsΓ₯ er stΓΈrre enn originalen. Prisen er 2300. Detaljer finner du her: www.ithammar.com .
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Very complex and detailed, great job.
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Something like this is what i aspire to do one day. There is no wasted space but it's all very cohesive. I wouldnt be surprised in the least if this eventually gets featured.
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Work hard, and you'll do even better some day. My teacher once told me something I think might be true. It's about 2% talent and 98% hard work. My theory is that the talent is the will to do the hard work it takes.
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Wooow! You must really have quite the patience to work so carefully on all these details! Beautiful outcome too!
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Thank you, thank you. I don't know if I have enough patience, though. Some more couldn't hurt.
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Gorgeous!
I love the care you put into making this it really shows.
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It is a comforting thought that some people appreciate the effort it takes. Although most of all it just takes time.
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the most awesome detail ive seen for a while.
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That is quite the compliment. Thank you.
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Stunning work
Its so gorgeous and detailed, i love all of the winding branches and the girl. You are extremely talented.
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Good to hear you enjoyed it.
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Wow, this is some seriously intricate, detailed stuff. You have a great style and a real eye for small details.
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Glad to hear you think so. I hope it is true
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beautiful!
do you work engraving too?
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Thank you. No, I do not work with engravings. I tried the technique once, but I didn't really like it. For some reason I feel more in control with a pen split and a glass of ink
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I see....keep working, you're SO good!
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Thank you so much. More work coming soon!
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Great!, I'll be waiting!
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I think this one is something like modern "art nouveau", love the horror bacui, excellent.
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What do you mean by "horror bacui"? Glad you like it, though.
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Sorry I had an ortograph mistake!
Horror vacui:
In visual art, fear of empty spaces, also known as cenophobia, is the filling of the entire surface of an artwork with detail.
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Ahh, exactly. That is probably me in a nutshell when it comes to drawing. Did you check out some of the other works as well? And in case, what were your thoughts? At the moment I feel that drawing is my most important work, but as you may also see from my gallery, I want to work with painting as well. But I seem to have two different personalities: one for drawing and one for painting. I like to do something entirely different in each medium.
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I think your drawings are simply "top nocht". Hail to Norge, beautiful land that I had visited last summer.
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Thanks, man. It is cool to hear you have been to Norway too. What did you think of our country? I am also very glad to hear you enjoyed the drawing, of course. What dd you like most about it?
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I like mostly the intricated hard work on it.
About your land, something like perfect society maybe, I don't know, only visited Stavanger and Bergen. From monuments and landscapes we visited Kjerag, Manafossen, Fantoft stave kierke and of course, Preikestolen; Awesome lands!
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