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Published: 2010-03-10 04:14:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 46363; Favourites: 3332; Downloads: 0
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Spring of the departure.Related content
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I love the way my eyes explore this: left boob - "covered, dammit", right boob - "damn covered also..." , gleaming knife "OMG!", eyes "sorry I didn't mean to look, don't hurt me!"
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I like the concept here. The painting is really good. You did a nice job on the flowers. The woman looks great. The details and colors are amazing.
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your works are gorgeous.. i saw it on designinspiration.com
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Wow, despite the dark side to this, its beautiful. Really nice combination of such opposites!
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This is an amazing piece. I love it. The eyes are stunning and I love the lighting and detail. 
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The colours are beautiful, I love the pose and the composition. Haunting and yet beautiful.
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Amazing job, normally I do not like this kind of art but this one is really amazing! room 404 is a movie right?
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Love your use of color and the contrast between such a lively girl against dead bones.
Congrats on your DD as well.
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Whoa, this is sick! O-O Congrats on the DD, you deserve it!
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I love how its both sexy, yet has a dangerous darkness to it. The colors keep it from being too dark though. Perfect balance. And her eyes... wow.
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Room 404: room not found. The room you are looking for is missing. Please step out into the hall and try again.
(sorry that's what the title made me think of x: )
So pretty otherwise =w= definitely worthy of a DD.
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this is so cool! quick i wanna put this in one of my favorites
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my exact words when I saw this piece
"Oh god. That's beautiful."
It's simply a wonder work of art!
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looks like a reverse murder scene.
she's waiting to kill the person who's about to kill her.
very beautiful and eerie. congrats on the DD. well-deserved.
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Colors look so very very sweet.
is this what happens during web page loading error? 404!
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This would be cooler if it weren't kinda...y'know, plagiarism.
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I'd say, because this deviation is entirely an original image beyond the pose, that the pose is referenced and not stolen. The way to learn how to draw poses is through referencing photographs and other media. (Think life drawing classes.) It would've been best for ~itori to say, "I referenced this for the pose" (assuming that is true) and to link to it, because that's good sportsmanship. The worst thing Itori can be accused of is a lack of courtesy, and nothing more.
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It's an almost perfect overlay.
*shrug*
As someone who almost never uses references, I guess it's just hard for me to dismiss something that looks more traced than referenced or eyeballed.
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-nods- I see your point there.
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Just to let you know. Every pose has been done before, art isnt new, and there is nothing new in art. Just new representations and renderings. The same goes for music. Everything has been done, there are no new notes. Only new arrangements, and even then... there are over 1000 songs that use the progression C Am F G.
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Just to let you know, if you come up with an idea by yourself, it may not be new to the world, and you may not be the first one who thought of it, but it's new to you and you still thought of it, it's an original idea. There's no way that, with billions of people currently walking the earth, never mind the billions of deceased artists over the years, that every idea possible hasn't been covered.
And the comparison to music... "No new notes" is comparable to saying "no new mediums"--what we draw with, which should be fairly obvious. A piece of art is a new "arrangement" of pencil on paper or pixels on screen. Some are similar, but two hands cannot create precisely the same thing, I should hope.
The arrangements are what's important. The tools are irrelevant beyond the final product.
It's a direct copy. Woo. Your argument is invalid.
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its not completely.
i mean other people take poses from others all the time.
i can find 7 other pictures that have similar poses.
its not all that uncommon.
its like saying i drew a chibi standing.
hey. someone else has a standing chibi.
see what i mean?
but nice catch nonetheless.
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Other people credit references and/or ask permission.
That's part of the purpose of stock photography.
For all technical intents and purposes, this pose is copyrighted.
And I can't take credit for the catch--just catching the catch.
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