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Published: 2010-01-19 22:44:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 16995; Favourites: 1023; Downloads: 169
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Edit March 27, 2010:Wow, everyone, thank you so much for the Daily Deviation! I am so honored. Truely! I have no words. This is such a surprise to me.
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Last Animalocalypse.
Again with the title, I've yet to come up with a more creative one. I want somthing that incorperates "learn", "learning" etc. somehow.
I just can't take the title "The anatomy lesson" (or I more accurately "Dr. Tulp's Anatomy Lesson"), because that's just plain rude to Rembrandt.
Which by the way, in case this watercolor here does not ring a bell, here is the father:
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I opened the series with a famous painting spoof ([link] ), and closed it with a famous painting spoof. This was how I brought the series together as a whole.
I hope you enjoyed Animalocalypse, and there could very well perhaps be more someday (but probably not for a long while).
I welcome you to see the rest, if you'd like! -- c
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Comments: 224
Very cool!! I love the Old Masters style of work. Congrats on the DD!!
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That's pretty cute. 
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Holy crap, I had no idea this concentration was yours, haha. My teacher kept going on and on about your stuff on the AP art site. XD
Great job! C:
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Ahaha, yeah! Dude, thanks so much. It was really flattering to see the AP site use it as an example.
Tell your teacher I said thank you
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Haha, I'll be sure to.
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! I was planning to use the same painting for manipulation, it seemed to be so great idea =] isn't so original anymore 
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It's a great painting to work from. I think there's still a lot you could do with it! Don't feel like you can't still do things with it if others have already.
Thank you so much
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Brilliant!!! After all the disections people made on frogs, whoooooops... tables are turned
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Thank you! 
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OMG YOU GOT A DD OMG IM SO HAPPY!!!! My faith in DA has been renewed. <3 you to pieces
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Thaaaaaanks! 
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I'm so happy for you
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That is so cool! 
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I love this piece. I really like how it is reminds me of Rembrandt, and yet it has this awesome original twist with a great concept.
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I love this! I've always hated the idea of dissecting a frog. They're my favorite animals. I was extremely relieved when my biology class dissected worms, but even that seemed cruel.
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Thanks!
I remember when I had to do that! I did not enjoy dissecting the worm.
I had to dissect a cat last semester, now THAT was interesting.
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Kefiah is right, we should dissect mice, or better yet, pigs.
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dissect frogs at school...a demented tradition which i hope would never arrive in my contry!
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Hahaha it is rather ludicrus!
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Congrats on the DD - I believe your complete series Animalocalypse should have won a DD, really.
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Those frogs are evil! Look what they did to the dude's arm!! >.<'
This one is great! You must have had so much fun with this series.
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Hahaha pretty gross!
Thanks! It was a blast
Really, really wierd dreams.
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I'd just call the piece "Dissecting Frogs."
It is at once, both accurate and misleading. ^_^
Great piece though, well done.
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I love that title idea! Completely what I'm looking for.
Thank you
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No problem. Glad I could help! ^_^
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I think that this one is one of the darkest.
I love it very much! I love the frog's faces, they're so expressionless like real frogs and it makes it eerie because they're dissecting humans.
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It does have that underlying darkness to it, indeed!
Thank you!
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