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Published: 2005-05-21 18:39:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 2047; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 303
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is the hot air baloon your own work or a cut out? i love its Jules-Verneish feeling 
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another example of the splendid simplicity you achieve.
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Thank you for the various comments and favs. Appreciated.
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I love the Victorian feel of this. The line work really stands out on the textures...brings to focus to air travelers.
Nicely done.
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first, thanks for commenting on my stipe piece. i really like the style of this work above. i wonder what it'd look like to do somethiong like this large scale? maybe a 5 x 6 foot version. cheers -
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I would love to transfer my pieces on very large scales. But the damn thing about collages is, that you don't find enough large material to use in them.
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it floats.
the places where the paint is cracking are some of the most interesting and dynamic, it gives an illusion of depth.
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That was the intention - thank you.
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A story about a man who was to afraid of flying, so he never did land.
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the sky texture is great and the words scattered on the wind concept is delightful. i like both the visual appeal of this and the idea behind it.
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Thank you very much.
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wow, this is a really neat concept, plus everything is put together well... good job here!
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I would like to scatter my
thoughts like that
until
I'm light enough
and nothing attaches me
and leave
floating.
If I could only do something as good as this
maybe I wouldn't be so filthy
I truly like your work.
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Yes, scattering your thougths like that... You pretty much hit the intention. Thank you.
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Sehr schΓΆnes Bild Johannes.
Eines, das mir richtig gut gefΓ€llt.
Wirklich top Arbeit, kann man nicht anders ausdrΓΌcken
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Well...
You did catch my mad brain-connections through that image.
Très jolie/très belle/très Jules Verne/très jolie...
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Excellent idea - Jules Verne....
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A collage disintengrates all matter that irritates art as a whole, your piece is a pulse-creating evocation that amazes me yet also bemuses me; a wonderful execution one that borders the line between dadaist gusto and symbolist allure both in a "menage a trois" of mind-hand-to-canvas .... molto bravo!!
Sincerly and Missing My Madam Tutu,
The Chameleon Prophet
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As much as I love your comments, as much time I need to understand them. Ohh, how I sometimes wish english where my native language.
Thank you.
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You are most welcome ... take as much time as you need; because my existence is nothing unless you observe and accept it does ... Take Care!
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I've been sitting here for a while trying to figure out the meaning, and though I can sort of feel it I can't put it into words. It's haunting me. Though I can speak German (very badly; only been learning for 2 years), reading the words is only bewildering me more. Not that this is a bad thing; it makes this piece one of the most intriguing I've seen in a long time.
And the cracked paint on the left-hand side... I love that. Excuse me for not faving, but I can't part with my current one so soon after faving it.
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Thank you alot. The though thing about the words is, that some of them are german, some are english and some are only fantasy. It's not about the meaning of the single words. It's about them all togehter scattered from the hot-air balloon...
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I thought that was probably the case. But I hadn't noticed that the structures in the background were tilted. Something else to consider.
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Falls es dich interessiert, "Erbeerfelder fΓΌr immer" ist von Ben Becker. 2. Album. Ein "must-hear".
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oooh.
ich wusste gar nicht, dass der Kerl auch singt.
danke fΓΌr den Tipp
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I like this very, very much. Just wish i could see it up close. You are really growing by leaps and bounds!
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One day, maybe, you'll be able to see it.
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