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Published: 2007-03-30 00:56:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 5046; Favourites: 67; Downloads: 87
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Collaboration 1 With forright half- F. Azimova
left half- J. Larkin
please go visit her post and say hi! [link]
pencil on paper, 8.5 x 11"
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although i dont have the same affinity for the concepts of your work as you do (of course), i still envy your drawing/painting abilities in the way you carry them out. cheers.
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Alien meets the sirens ... and wonderful Corpse!
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Awesome collab! The winking face is awesome, and your three-eyed lady with the demon hind-face kicks ass. And that's a neat image - cobra with rat-head. Lotsa symbolism there!
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Just awesome yet again! Tell me, these people you collab with, are they you IRL friends?
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thanks!
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In Real Life Friends?
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oh! nope, misunderstood-
no, never met any of them, artist internet buddies all. i think that very few people at have actually met.
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Oh itΒ΄s a club of sort I didnΒ΄t understand so! heh sorry
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oh, yes...this is the club-
check out the work there, it is actually ALL very good...they have high standards.
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Beautifully surreal - this is very unique subject matter and well executed.
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Pretty nice
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Thanks, Bernard.
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These collaborations are truly wonderful. Many times they remind me of The Dragons of Eden (Carl Sagan). Do you happen to be familiar with this book?
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thank you kindly
No, i've never read any Sagan- i'm stuck on Lovecraft now (right, big surprise there). do you recommend it?
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Hmm. I am not familiar with Lovecraft. As for The Dragons of Eden, I find it very insightful, if not a mind-full. It is a speculative book on the evolution of human intelligence and covers some symbols, which your recent collaborations have been reminding me. Mainly, reptile-mammal cohabitation, similarities in the brains of species, etc. The book is one of those types that you gotta go slow to absorb the information, and to ponder and cross-reference. There are multiple times Sagan has these long-winded sentences and sometimes they gotta be re-read. He has a tendency to use academic vocabulary, so it does not make for an easy read. But overall, I do recommend the book.
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Wow, distinct styles kinda forcibly put together.
Still, it looks wicked,
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Nice work. I've been noticing that the eyes you've done lately have been getting more lively and don't tend to have that odd mannequin stare to them anymore. Very impressed.
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Sorry if that sounded too honest. I was trying to convey the fact that the work is progressing to a state of a surreal reality.
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i take no offence, of course...i'm not a crit baby
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Man you work fast, do you ever have your paper catch on fire from the speed at which your pencils move?
Another great collab, awesome work! and another add to my watch list...
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i WISH i worked that fast- i can hardly keep up!
and thanks
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hehe I bet...
and no prob.
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I like how the chars. "melt" togather and I like the symbols,like the subtitle hints of sperm cells you got there.
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thanks a bunch!
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That is totally cool. Kudos. and Favs.
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Holy geez! Awesome work, man! I dig the cobra/rat thing. Must be a king cobrat.
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The little rat looks cute, I can never seem to draw something that complex.
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thank you! i'm looking forward to seeing your work
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what kind of paper is this? i've always wondered what paper u use.
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it's cold press bristol-they sell it in pads at Utrecht Art Supply.
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awsome, love the lady who is (winking?) your detail work is alway awsome
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