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steveoxley β Origin 4
Published: 2009-08-29 01:11:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 2579; Favourites: 72; Downloads: 85
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Here I have brought together thoughts about cellular structure and DNA, with the multiple strands representing both diversity and mutation; the eyes consciousness and awareness.Staedtler finliner and pigment liner (0.1) on A3 paper
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StaedtlerΒ pen are so pleasant to work with..and you are doing a tremendous job with them..
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Yes, nice to draw with; but I've moved on the Copic as they are colour fast. My earlier Staedtler drawings have all faded to brown. Looks OK, but not what's I'd prefer.
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Really great psycho. drawning !
Congrats & thank you.
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Thanks. I appreciate the fave.
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Oh wow, really nice idea with the eyes. I totally love it
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Thanks - nice to get a comment on an older drawing.
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As if the image wasn't awesome enough, your thoughts behind it really struck me. Wonderful piece.
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Always good to receive a comment, so thanks. My Origin drawings all draw in some way on this theme of the relationship between life and spirit at its most basic level.
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Nice. I like that the subject matter is so universal but always feels so small and personal in a way, this connection between our biology and our awareness of it. It's complexity and frailty.
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oooohhhh now i have something to look at that fits my mood. ^^
this is super extra awesome!
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An oldie, but one I like. Sadly I used crappy pens and its starting to fade and go brown. But I have a master plan called solar etching (if ever I can find time to do it).
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Solar etching? Yowser! I'm guessing thats slightly more complicated than burning holes in the lawn with a magnifying glass...
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Etching without chemicals using solar reactive plates and water to rinse off. No doubt it will be tricky and lots of errors, but it means I can use transparencies of all my Origin works to create prints. Just got to find the time to get going. Afraid I burnt more than holes in the lawn in my boyhood!
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Just don't burn any holes in yourself!
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I get an odd sense of voyeurism from this piece. And that's a good thing!
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Wow! This is just superb, I love it, and the concept behind it also.
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Glad you like it. Thanks for the fave.
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Hmm, I've seen things like this before but it's always cool to see others interpretations.
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Thanks - and thanks for faving too.
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NO PROBLEM!
P.S. don't ever shout in a library, people will look at you funny.
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has a kinda primal feel to it, i like and wouldn't want to see any of your work in colour it would louse so much feeling.
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Primal is what I was going for - so thanks a million. Agree these images aren't suited to colour.
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the lack of colour lends to the structure and visual dynamics 
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I appreciate your comments. I thought about colouring it but decided that to do so would ruin it. Mostly just a black and white boy at heart. I'm glad you got the primitive feel.
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nothing wrong with a bit of monotone! no one went up to picasso n said hey dude i know your going through the blue period at the moment could you add some other colours? lol
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this is beautiful, i saw chains of eyes and beautiful colours like this the other night
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Ah colour - so tempting, soooo tempting. thanks
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And I should also have said thanks for the fave! So thanks for the fave.
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Thanks for the affirmation.
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