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Published: 2009-02-16 09:30:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 21221; Favourites: 720; Downloads: 0
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Hi there!POSTERS (1m*30cm) AVAILABLE @ AMKA-SHOP >>> www.amkashop.com/galerie-creatβ¦
- Tools: ps cs3 + vector shapes - Real size: 1m*30cm
- Stock: personal pics (in Paris, Praha) + dreamstime.com
* Edit 24/06/09: Wow a DD!!
Thanks much to Archann for the feature
thx mate!
Mr.Xerty | www.nomastaprod.com | Copyright 2009
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Comments: 80
Beautiful work! Congratulations on the DD!
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C'est vraiment interessant 
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Merci! 
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Je ne le comprends pas... Qu'est-ce que ca?
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Are the German flag-colored rainbows there for a reason or is it just coincidence? XD
sorry, I just notice these things
Congrats on the DD, awesome piece~!
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wow! its quite an amazing piece...
was the original idea to make it look like a ship?? looks awesome!
mixing paris and praha is very interesting too...
and just one question... whats the elephant saying??
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"I watching you people"
thanks for ur comment dude
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lol, nice one
you're most welcome!!!
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awesome style!! i love this a lot, i might want to try something like this sometime soon
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Interesting work!
I like the amazing placement of incredible shapes
and urban elements like trees!
Also it catches my attention for the presence of three birds
with their twitting that gives me the idea that they cannot fly!
Why do they need to talk from long distances if they have wings?
congrats on your DD!
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hehe
thanks for ur comment !
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Hehe 
You're very welcome!
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That's a wonderful idea. It looks like a tribute to architecture. Does it mean that one city is on the right and the other on the other side?
Nevertheless, I especially like that you didn't fill in the whole image with the buildings. It looks much better as it is. 
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Check out my gallery called "poster/canvas" if you want more in this style!
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no, I don't know what... but that is amazing work
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