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Published: 2007-11-25 21:01:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 24419; Favourites: 401; Downloads: 0
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EDIT: Removed the "a" in the top part.How can I save my little boy from Oppenheimers deadly toy
There is no monopoly in common sense
On either side of the political fence
We share the same biology
Regardless of ideology
Believe me when I say to you
I hope the russians love their children too
Another design about politics. The topic should be clear, it's all about nuclear war. Don't mind me to be crazy for politics with all those vintage book parts pieces, but I love the style. And I hope you'll like this piece as much as me. It actually took me a lot of time to finish it, but my friend ~mistikraptor helped me a lot with it. Thanks, bro!
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Photoshop only. Stock comes from ~zombieStock . Thanks for those great vintage stock pictures!
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Freakin' awesome! [not war, but the image 
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Wow sieht echt super aus!
Sag mal woher hast du das Bild von der Atombombe? Hoffentlich nicht selbsfotografiert...
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a very powerful piece! certainly grabbed my attention!
if only i had something like this to research for a previous A level project haha oh well
definately a piece id like to reference and research in a future project, if that is okay??
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Holy crap! This one is truely inspirational! Well done
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Great work, this and the other '
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Hey there! Thanks for your comment. I'll write you a note to explain it a bit
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Guess I need to put some time in w/photoshop 
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great concept. great execution.
completely agree with what you're trying to say here! love it
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Fantastic - I've absolutely loved this series from the start. I second what someone else said about offering them for print, and I've said on one of your other pieces that I for one would be willing to buy
Where is the poem from? It's lovely.
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This is very very good. I love it, really
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Thought I commented on this already...Well, the design's just perfect. And I like a lot that you choose serious topics, that's something I'm somehow not able too. But sometimes I'm missing these personal pieces from the beginning...
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Personal pieces are hard to create if there's nothing to resolve in one's soul. I am a lucky guy and don't need that emotional valve now. And you are responsible for it, so don't blame it on me
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Oh...okay
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This is amazing - excellent composition, wonderful colours, great shapes, nicely done typography, and the text fits perfect.
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I love it. It's really beautiful, and I agree with the massage.
Love your works.
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Thank you very much for your comment and for the fave
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Incredible.
Strong statement again. I keep agreeing with you.
Beautiful poem as well. Reminds me of some Shakespearean verses.
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Thank you very much. I try my very best with that grunge art... but I'm not really sure if it wouldn't be better to create something more... technical. Something which is real art, you know? Like drawing with a pencil.
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How ironic that dreams of peace should involve such destruction. I love the piece. The writing over the bottom is great, as well as the missiles on the top. Great color scheme. Your grammar is a little incorrect. Depending on what direction you want to go with the piece - "They came up with a dream of peace and won." would make it singular, or "They came with their dreams of peace and won." would make it plural and posessive.
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Oh yeah, you are right... that was a stupid mistake! But you don't see such things after working 10 hours on it... I will change that. And thank you very much for the comment
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you're right. ten hours of staring at the same piece and it is amazing what I miss. Have you thought about putting these pieces together for printing?
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Hmmm, that's a nice idea... which way would you think might be the best to get them printed? 3 pieces just as single prints or maybe a collage?
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they would be really cool printed on some glossy cardstock, hole punched with wire binding. They would work really well in booklet format because of their already double page-like format. The gloss of the paper and the roughness of the images would also create an interesting dynamic. Working at Kinko's I had quite a bit of late night fun printing on things our printers probably shouldn't have, ie. you could even print them on chit board for a really cool "natural" feel...though the colors would lose a bit of their vibrancy.
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Thank you for the hints
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hey Michael could you take a look at [this] for me? I could use your feedback. It doesn't feel done, but I'm not quite sure where to go with it. I was even thinking about sending you the .psd to see what you could come up with...it's a rather large file though. Thnx man! I'm excited to hear your take on it
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you VERY much for the feature! That's awesome!
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impressive....
i love it.
adding to favourites.
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Thank you very much
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Echt krass...sag ma welche Fonts benutzt du eigentlich??
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