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I highly dislike it when I have to rush things, really. It's like cutting corners and it's never a good thing.

But in this case... I think I did have to do a few quick rush tricks with this piece. This is what I get when I have too many things in the "in" box and the "out" box looks damningly empty. My sincere apologies.

This piece is completed for an art trade arranged on Feb. 5th, 2011. The subject here is Experimental Subject #130, a.k.a. Bo. She is a character of from a story called "Project 130". Unfortunately, I don't know too much about her background story or what this story is going to be about. But I did try my best to complete this picture as quickly as possible.

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Character and design for Bo came from
More about Bo: [link]

The title refers to a specific type of tanks used for meditation, relaxation and alternative medicine. When it was first invented in 1954, it was also known as a sensory deprivation tank (sounds awfully appropriate, given the subject at hand). More on Isolation tanks here: [link]

Description
I highly dislike it when I have to rush things, really. It's like cutting corners and it's never a good thing.

But in this case... I think I did have to do a few quick rush tricks with this piece. This is what I get when I have too many things in the "in" box and the "out" box looks damningly empty. My sincere apologies.

This piece is completed for an art trade arranged on Feb. 5th, 2011. The subject here is Experimental Subject #130, a.k.a. Bo. She is a character of from a story called "Project 130". Unfortunately, I don't know too much about her background story or what this story is going to be about. But I did try my best to complete this picture as quickly as possible.

_______________________________________________
Character and design for Bo came from
More about Bo: [link]

The title refers to a specific type of tanks used for meditation, relaxation and alternative medicine. When it was first invented in 1954, it was also known as a sensory deprivation tank (sounds awfully appropriate, given the subject at hand). More on Isolation tanks here: [link]