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Raventhird β The Hyperion Paradox
Published: 2006-08-02 08:01:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 6868; Favourites: 108; Downloads: 264
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I had completely different version of this one finished, but then I decided to turn it into some more old-school-surreality.Related/Similar works in my gallery:
What Will Rise: [link]
Dekonstrkt: [link]
Source photos: *justmeina vs. own photos and a small texture part from =tExTuReMaTtIc
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Comments: 93
*hides under bed* That is really fricked up dude. >A<
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Sausage1:Gosh its hot in here.
Sausage2: GOODNESS GRACIOUS ITS A TALKING SAUSAGE!
Just sizzle away quietly like the rest of us
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impressive and disturbing surrealism - thanks for creating
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This amazing image has been featured [link]
I will remove the image from the feature if you do not approve.
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This is some of the greatest art I've ever seen.
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This is the kind of art I like
Is there a concept behind this? Even if there isn't, it still looks very nice.
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Very nice... indeed it looks old school surreal art... very well done!
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very impressive; looks like something salvador dali would do
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now this woulda been a great creation if that tree on his left wouldn't have blocked the view of his palm whilst being blocked by his shoulder... too unrealistic for me
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breath taking... it hits me right in the kisser... great vibe
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i do believe that dali would have been a fan of your art. i know i certainly am. the surrealism in your pieces is profoundly beautiful; it both calms and unnerves me and i can't get enough!
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I really like how one of the figure's arms are infront of the tree, it looks really neat. I'm amazed at how you managed to make your figure's headless-ness look almost natural... Great job on the crackeling on the figure's right side!
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Wie ich das Bild das erste Mal gesehen habe, fand ich es ehrlich gesagt nicht sehr ansprechend. Dann beim zweiten Mal war es interessant. Jetzt muss ich sagen, finde ich es sehr gut...Das hat folgende GrΓΌnde: Am Anfang hat mich der Arm auf der rechten Seite gestΓΆrt. Dass der sich um den Baum schlingt sah fΓΌr mich am Anfang wie eine geometrische Spielerei aus, die nicht gerade dazu passen wΓΌrde. Es ist perspektivisch nicht perfekt, aber jetzt finde ich es nicht schlecht. Zweitens das Rauschen. Hasse ich normalerweise fast immer, so auch beim ersten Blick. Jetzt aber sieht das fΓΌr mich wie ein etwas konventionelles Bild aus, und das nicht negativ gemeint, sondern auf die Produktion bezogen. Und da passt das Rauschen sehr gut, was sich bei deinen anderen Sachen ja recht selten findet. Ein letztes: die Finger und der Hintergrund passen nicht hundertprozentig zueinander, man sieht, dass der KΓΆrper reingeschnitten ist, s.o. der Arm. StΓΆrt mich aber auch nicht (mehr). So. Also generell: geiles Bild. Jetzt auch Favorite. Und wisse: das war der lΓ€ngste Kommentar, den ich bisher auf da geschrieben habe. Der musste nur reifen wie der Eindruck des Bildes...
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Wow... danke fΓΌr die ausfΓΌhrliche Kritik, der ich eigentlich fast komplett zustimmen muss, bis auf folgende Punkte: Ja, der Arm, der ist der eine Punkt an dem Bild, mit dem ich gekΓ€mpft habe bis zum Ende... erst hinter dem Baum, dann davor, dann wieder dahinter und... das Bild hat so einfach etwas mehr Dynamik, auch wenn die Perspektive natΓΌrlich irreal ist, denke ich. Anders rum wars einfach zu langweilig. Und zum Rauschen: Das ist keins 
Danke fΓΌr den Fav.
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I really love this pice. The colors are very nice. The body looks like it's living, yet it also looks like stone, making it seem both natural in the woods, and fantasy. Great surreal piece
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poor headless man, but tis still very interesting! All in the name of strange art...
I lub it! xoxo
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Nice concept, the body also doesent seem out of place which is really quite nice. Well done 
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Greatness. It's good to see your work again.
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You really like the light? I think it's a bit too dark...
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yeah really) it`s almost perfect)
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Well, I love surreal art, too
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Good idea! The last Titan has fallen. What i like most is the fact that he looks like an ancient greek marble sculpture.
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Yes, that was the intention. Thanks.
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good ambience here and beautiful colors.
nice use of textures too. the great element here is the tree on the right, because it puts the whole composition in question. I mean, you can feel the body is there lying on the grass but the tree breaks the relation of space being in front and behind the man's body. I like that ambiguity. I hope it was your intention. I don't know exactly the role of Hyperion in greek mythology anyway :blushed:
On the technical side: his hands. one of them has so much shadow under that it looks like floating, and the other one isn't touched by light on the background, that would be a nice effect
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Thank you very much for that in-depth critique. You're correct about the light on the one hand... that would be really better. I'll try to implement it a soon as possible... and: Yes. The one tree was intended. I had a different version in the beginning, but something seemed just wrong with it. The tree fixed that feeling.
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you've done an incredible job on it!! nice work!
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