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Architect of the Nautilus
Published: 2009-04-21 23:13:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 14822; Favourites: 492; Downloads: 0
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This piece owned my spring break.medium: charcoals
size: 18"x24"
Rendering that many hands is like being in hell for a week
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wonderful.
reminds me of the Divine Proportion by H.E. Huntley.
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oooookay.... this is NOT a photoshoped piece? it's charcoals and the total blood of your heart, isn't it? Γ.ΓΆ I'm stunned. There's nothing I can do but fall on my knees and worship you. there's a lot of semi-talented people around here (well, myself included)... but you... O.o
and besides: the hands. i give up after just one hand in a simple position - but you did ELEVEN of them. bam!
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and yeah those hands can really get to you
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Oh shoot, this is fun. Really striking. Love the soft and hard lines and oh my the composition, you're really good at that. (;
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This is really beautiful! As you can see from my icon, I love nautilus shells, and your interpretation of one is just so cool.
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tell me something..how do u get inspired?
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XD Interesting Question - Most of my inspiration comes from academic fields actually. I love math - so it effects some of stuff I do. Being an architecture student I am constantly designing and thinking creatively so I'm usually in a motivated/inspired state. I get a lot of inspiration for other artists or architects. Lots of sketching and research
How about you?
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After you finished this piece, what did you end up doing with it? I was just curious.
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Haha That's an interesting question. It hung around in Washington DC for a year. I actually got it back today from my congressman.
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So beautifully yin-yang...thanks for the lift.
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Wow, I really like it... the human body and logarithmic curves - I think your spring break was well spent!
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Very interesting but something draws you to it.
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Thats actually the most amazing work of art ive seen all week.
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Very eery and bizarre...in a good way though. I feel like I'll drown in it if I stare for too long.
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this is weird, disturbing, and lovely at the same time
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I really love how the middle eye is just so perfect...how it fits with both faces, no matter which is the more dominant, the eye works for both.
This is a fantastic piece, truly worthy of a daily deviation, if not much much more.
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Wow what an incredible piece, and it is a wonderful idea to play with. Well done
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amazing drawing: great detail and imagination! this work is really original. 
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so hard to believe this is done by computer :0 awesome job! <3
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This is a charcoal drawing - no computer at all
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yuh i was trying to correct myself, and say its hard to believe it is not computer~
cause thats how awesome it is <3
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Second one! 
how's school going, missy? I gotta go back too... wasting my time making money instead of art.
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School is demanding mostly cuz I'm an architecture major - but its okay
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I understand. Architecture is probably the hardest corner of art you could've possibly taken. I wanted to be one of those, but mom thinks I'm not into buildings enough to make it work.
Speaking of buildings... I have this idea for an art organization I want to run by you, maybe you'd be interested in joining us if I get the right team. It's like a 5-year goal, haha, but it's worth the wait, and needs it since it's so elaborate.
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That is too cool!
(at first I thought it was a photo-manipulation...)
Congrats on the DD. You deserve it.
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My parents are saying she looks like posh spice
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I really love this piece--especially the way it forms into a snail's shell. Wonderful imagery and realism of the lady's face.
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This is so beautiful and well done. Well-deserved DD.
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