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RhetoricHaystack — Quetzalcoatl
Published: 2010-04-13 19:25:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 995; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 0
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third time's the charm for the feathered serpent. in the mayan creation, the third attempt finally produced the results desired. trick is, sand had to be blown into our eyes to leave a desire for knowledge.Related content
Comments: 21
I love Mayan artwork. You did a great job on depicting Quetzacoatl (I usually spell it Quetzacotyl) in an abstract, yet concrete sense.
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thank you very much! i appreciate it!
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That's awesome. I wonder if it would look good with subtle textures.
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i tried the textures, but i liked it plain. it had a lil too much going on.
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Wow...the precision on this picture amazes me. Once again, very nice job.
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Wow, your art is pretty amazing. I love the way everything fits in; nothing is out of place here. Lol does that make any sense? Like the colors and the way the strokes flow, everything fits together to make it really beautiful. And I also love how every time I look at it I find something new. ...I dunno if that was intentional or if I'm just unobservant, but it's cool. lol
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why thank you most graciously. this is one of my older pieces, done after reading the Popul Vuh. thanks again for such a detailed comment! much appreciated!
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No problem, I love the piece. Looking forward to seeing more of your art!
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Mate, I love this, it's pretty damn sweet
Although a thing; the thickness of the lines could maybe be improved (dunno, maybe it's a matter of taste, but they seem inconsistent in some places).
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thanks man. the lines are inconsistent due to an attempt to keep them variable as if drawn by hand, which this piece was.
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