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Published: 2005-02-28 08:12:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 426; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 100
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Inky madness over old pictionary papers.Extremely therapeutic and highly recommended. Even though the results are a tad more violent than my usual stuff.
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like this one a lot
nice colors in it
but I see a glass and cubes
are you a secret alcoholic with gambling issues ?
just kidding
really like it
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Ha ha ha! I wish... always thought that the former was a noble addiction.
Interesting how arbitrary visual strung together (pictionary scraps) always seem to tell more interesting stories.
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sometimes when ones looks at something, one notices different aspect and just small little details that can tell a story, always amazes me when that happens.
For me it is how I distinct artists from other people, an artist has the power to encapture a story or meaning in his work.
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Excellent work. Isn't found paper great? I love the experimentation & think you should continue in this direction. The color is very emotional.
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we are restless birds, huddled in the scraps of newspaper that havent yet been blown away by the wind.
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I don't know what's pictionary - a game of some sorts I guess, when there are pictures and dice. I like how it's assembled - especially the face.
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Its the game of 'quick draw'- to use their advert tag line. Its a board game where you pick cards with various words and illustrate them to your team. If you guess right, you get to roll the dice and move ahead. Simple, but loads of fun.
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I like it. I get a sense of urgency from it. Nicely done.
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wow... very very good... you're imagination has no limitis...
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i like the dice and the ice-cube, I also like the anger and expression and how there are moments of speed and moments of careful deliberation.
it is interesting how many faces one sees in all those angry lines.
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thanks for noticing!
I noticed the similarity *after* inking the whole thing in...
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incredible using to textures! the details are just stunning! the strokes makes the the artwork really stands out....really kwel way to experiment things out! realllly kwel!
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you always win???don't ya?
how on earth do you get your yellows...so yellow on cardboard?
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ah...will try.
you know, you're inducing a career move...
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Acrylic paints.
Since they're opaque, you can get a nice solid patch of a lighter tone/color within two coats. Its quite a lot of fun... you should try it too!
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whoah you play pictionary advanced or something
those are badass.
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why thank you! It looks a lot more detailed then it is after the ink and paint have been added on.
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Do your co-players usually figure out what you are drawing?
personally I haven't played it for years
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usually, yes.
But with all that squiggling... i normally get beaten to it.
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maybe time to renew the rules & instead getting point for the longest time it takes to figure it out, more creative somehow, since it's easy to draw a tree, but not as easy to "not" draw a tree. (Ok that came out unclear...) That you draw something the furthest away from a tree... hmm, maybe should think though this again...
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very nice. damn pictionary! always reminds me how badly i can draw. especially under intense and instant pressure. i can see it being theraputic for me as well. only i think i burnt my last pictionary set.
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