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Published: 2009-07-17 12:08:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 16483; Favourites: 452; Downloads: 34
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Finally 'finished' this drawing. Longtime project made with a pencil on A3 160 grammes paper.I dedicate this one to John Kricfalusi (Ren and Stimpy) my inspiration in drawing.
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exactly how long? haha i dont have that kind of patience with pencil
but paints on the other hand...
project 6
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I don't have patience too but a project can give my a total hyperfocus
You got some great paintings.
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great work and I really like the attention to detail!
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Thank you very much and thanks for faving it!
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This is very detailed. It must have taken you a while, becuase it looks almost 3D. But it creeps me out a little since I have a Phobia of holes, so any thing like a natural sponge to Crumpets freak me right out. But this looks really good.
Keep up the good work!
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Thank you very much, really appreciate the kind words
Yeah it took me 40/50 hours i guess over a period of 3 months. Did other projects and sometimes picked this one up. At the moment i'm working on a more detailed drawing and looks like it takes forever
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You are very welcome!
That's a long time, but it's worth it. I wish I could sit doen a spend that much time on one art work. But I cannot, I always do some thing else. XD
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Yeah it's worth it. Well you can do more art projects and one bigger one which you can pick up sometimes.
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Yeah, thats true. But I hate it when it all goes wrong then you give up on it.
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Yeah thats terrible well with pencil you can always erase some. I'm not someone who creates sketches and work it out. I always start from scratch to a definite result
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Oh I see now. Thats really an interesting to way to start drawing.
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Awesome drawing! The longer I stare at this the more neat things I notice! I can see the John Kricfalusi influence. ;D
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Thank you very much 
Yeah he has some influence, i love his style.
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Thank you very much!
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This is really great, I like every single details! Nice work!^^
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Thanks, I really appreciate that
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I love the depth of this drawing! and very detailed too!
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Good god, this must have taken forever. I love how creepy it is!
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This has thoroughly ensnared my interest in between the intertwining composition. Well done, definite favourite.
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wow thank you very much for those kind words!
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wonderful work!
do you remember how much time you spent on it?
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Thank you very much!
Well I don't know. It's project that has been done in a half year. Sometimes I picked it up and worked on it and most of the time it laid in the corner eating dust. But I did some other project in the meanwhile so it's difficult to say. Some drawings I spent about 40 hours on and this was more al long time project so it could be more.
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very intense! Looks great- scares me a little because it makes me think of the river in Hades. Lots of poor souls tumbling down into hell. I almost didn't notice that tiny little bit toward the bottom, but I'm glad that I did. It breaks up the rest of the drawing nicely.
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Thank you
I appreciate your comment and I'm glad you liked it
Haha yeah i like to put hidden details in drawings
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wow! so many details! I am amazed
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it seems inspired by luciano berio. listen t him!
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Never heard of him but i will give it a try someday
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wicked looking and nicely detailed, 
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Thank you very much!
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Nicee!
you must have got a lot of patience, it turned out really nice :]
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Thank you
Yeah in the beginning but finishing can be a pain in the ass 
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Hahaa i can understand xD
But don't overdo it ;o Its great this way
and no problem!
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