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hi!! can i use ur art for my poetry?
thnx!!! ^_^
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I forgot to mention, though, that it will be in a published book. Not like a best seller, and nobody will really buy it, but we have to use a self-publishing site (www.lulu.com) for the project. So it will, technically, be published. But with big props to you and a link to your website 
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its ok.just let me know when its happen.i wanna see.take care.
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This really fits a poem I wrote about Dissasociative Disorder for a class, and I'd like this image to accompany it. May I have your permission to use it? You will be credited right underneath the image, with a link to your site.
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there's a certain sadness in here that I like very much.
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very nice, I like how varying your lines are
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Makes me think of it as "The Shroud of John Doe". I like it!
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Very expressive and poignant. Lithography? I love this.
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very interesting i wonder what inspired this piece
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that is creepy as hell but also sweet as hell
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This is an incredible beautiful and exquisitely expressive image.
Brilliant.
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Whoa! Nice...kinda reminds me of silent hill...Cool
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Very detailed and wonderful print, printmaking is such a hard craft its great to see your work recognized! Grats on the DD hun!
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fantastic work. It seems to me so meaningful.
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congrats on your DD for this very cool piece!
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I've never done litho printings before, but shit this makes me want to learn.
Amazing work and congrats on the DD!
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I just discovered this technique a couple weeks ago, very nice effect !
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One of the most bizarre and unsettling images I've seen on dA. Love it.
Cheers.
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hmmm i don't see the bold crayon strokes..
but this is an impressive litograph
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+the "striped shirt" horizontal lines at the bottom are done with a single stroke of a lithographic crayon, flat on its side. i think they offer a contrasting texture and add another tonal value to the range of the image.
btw, love your quote by Mr. Alexander De Large 
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oh, I get it now, thanks for the explanation
hehe yeah, that scene is priceless :]
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+one of the best movies ever 
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brilliantly dark, very well done!
congrats on the DD
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+excellent! the textures/scratchings in the face turned out great, and they are perfectly balanced by the bold crayon strokes at the bottom. +
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