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Published: 2013-04-10 08:19:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 9895; Favourites: 906; Downloads: 73
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Fingerprint - Child On The RockInk on paper 42x30cm.
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This piece echoes the small triumphs made this past year. Beautiful.
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Iam overwhelmed by the awesomeness of the art work. *+*
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I love this. The amout of details is stunning and the picture is very effectful. I also like the unique style.Β
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very nice, i like the sky, must take a lot of thought.
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This is truly stunning, I am in absolute awe. The contrast from mountains to sky is just beautifully executed. I really love this piece!
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this is realy nice,let me gues its a filter?
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hi! nicolas, your drawings are fantastic you have much originality somewhat resembles the designs of van gogh style but you have your own style, my congratulations hope you sell them for a good price, good luck!
Β (a friend from Brazil) chris.
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Why are you not world-famous for this? How have I just now seen these?
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The swirls in your work...I have never seen anything like it!! Amazing!!
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I can't imagine how much time this takes, it's amazing!
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At first, I thought the "fingerprint" title-series meant you created each artwork using only your fingerprints--upon closer inspection though, I've come to realize that that isn't the case (also to my relief, working in miniture is very difficult, to say the least!)
This is certainly well detailed!
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C'est super!! J'adore Β le mouvement donner a ce dessin et vraiment super, j'ai encore beaucoup a faire, mΓͺme si les styles sont diffΓ©rents!Β
J'aime!Β
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You have such a unique style! It's fascinating!
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The swirls remind me of Van Gogh. The mood is so moving... I love it.Β
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this is absolutely incredible and really touched me!
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your work is so fun to look at and ty for the fav
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WOW! this reminds me of so many hiking tours in the alps!
THANKS!
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wow, your technique is totally unique, I love the wavy (does this word even exist?!) texture
of the whole pic!
May sound stupid, but at first sight it totally reminded me of van Gogh's painting technique, if
van Gogh had drawn with ink (maybe he even has...?) it would've looked like this!!
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Fantastic. I like how you are able to create depth and shading with opposing lines and directions...I hope that makes sense..LOL.
Really fascinating how you do these pictures.
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The movement of the lines beautifully conveys the thoughts of the figure, speeding and slowing, unknowable to us. The strokes create a harsh and unforgiving vista, the areas of light and darkness flitting over the landscape perhaps echoing the mood of the protagonist. While his own shadowy corner remains in dreary normality, his longing for a world of freedom, his wandering imagination, is palpable to the observer. The obvious time, effort and concentration that has been invested in the strokes belies the deep and easy spirals created, bringing to our attention the juxtaposition between the freedom of the mind and the limitations of the body. Overall the smothering loneliness and helplessness felt by the character reaches us not only through the composition itself, but through the technical method used to build the image. The drawing is a meditation on the power of the imagination versus the quashing of creativity perpetrated by modern life. To be brief: it's good.
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