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The Awakening C. Panel - Det
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Center Panel detail of The Awakening. [link]Jan Hus is the central figure.
The mural created for the exhibition " Until the Road Forgets" at the Pasadena Museum of California Art.
The center figure is Jan Hus, the 15th Century martyr who was burned at the stake in Constance, Germany in 1415. It is a 360 degree view of Old Town Prague comprised of 250+ photographic elements.
Oilgraph Triptych on masonite panels with bone and blood.
36"x240"
2003
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Would you be interested in making album art for my band or letting my band use a piece of your work???
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WoW! THIS IS AMAZING! i love your art style very much, and this is just insane!I have never seen a masterpiece like this before
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I am so thrilled that I found your work today. I'm blown away.
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Wow great shot, I read about Jan Hus and husitizm war in Andrzej Sapkowski trilogy. and offcors in history lessons.
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Wow, I can see why people are wondering if someone on deviantart they can comment directly actually did this, it's amazing!
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Thank you! this one nearly killed me....
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incredible work 
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Thank you.....sorry I didn't respond earlier...
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I featured this piece alongside 21 other deviations in my journal entitled "22 Must See Deviations Edition IV." Please swing by and take a look and support some of the other artists.
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Thank you again...that's an honor
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This is probably my favorite work I have seen in all of DeviantART. The use of blood as a signature you spoke of is touching and in general the scene is completely awe inspiring.
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Thanks so much...deeply appreciated...
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I'm sorry, just can't stop laughing. In my head I can only see this as a comment to the new german pope. Anyway, it's very vell done. r
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Wow, i love this. The paint, the texture, the composition, the-... well every bit of it is amazing!
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very beautiful piece, with a great deal of emotion and drama. I love the flow of colors. Also I notice that the darkness hides some of the detail and you have to really study it to see everything, so it naturally draws the viewer in.
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this gives me freaks
but overall.....
definitely amazing.
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wow. wow. wow.
Definitely one of the sweetest things I've ever seen on here.
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quite fucking awesome.
i'm confused, did you make this?
bone and blood???? explain.
quite awesome again. quite awesome.
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Thank you......Yes, it's mine. It was all put together two years ago for my first museum exhibition. Photos and oilcolor. The bone can't be seen in this one, but is in left panel, glued just below the cathedral. (they are small animal ribs) The blood is actually more token than visible....though it can be seen in this panel if you look closely at the original. (I use it more like a signature than a compositional element) Glad you like it.....It took quite a bit out of me...
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what is this oilgraph technique you speak of?
i know very little of it and i can't find anything online. :-\
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"Oilgraph" is the term I coined for the technique, so there won't be anything online about it....other than graphs on oil production and some mass produced printing process simply using oil as opposed to ink...
It's a reduction process I discovered in 94 by using oil over a traditional print. In this case...alot of oil, so that it's more than half of it is an actual painting.
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A very interesting peice filled with so much emotion. Very well done.
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i really like the textures, your use of colors and light is also admirable. very atmospheric.
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This is wonderful! I don't know what else to say about it, I love it.
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this rocks out something hektic.
the white and black figures are striking, and the panel with the skull serves as a powerful focus, especially with the winds of evil/destruction/retribution/christian sterness blasting out from behind him.
the colours and composition remind me of the art that came with the warhammer 40k game. grimy industrial humanity in a cruel world. i suppose the influence is in the opposite direction though, with art such as this influencing their creation of the medieval 'space marine' aesthetic.
my only wish is that the crossing panels in the top right hand corner were a bit higher, to create a more crucifix shaped cross.
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Awesome. There is not one thing i don't like about this 
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