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The Tree2Anamorphosis By Milouz and Papy TSFcrew
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People like always inspire me to keep doing art. Good job. I need to post something new.
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Brilliant street art! As an artist, I love the use of the real foliage- The texture is fantastic.
As a know-it-all-ecologist in the making, I feel like I should point out that the tree can no longer produce sucrose using those leafs, which will die of starvation in the next few days. It makes the message a little bit ironic. Nopt necessarily in a witty way though.
That much said, the tree will be fine. Neat art.
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While I love this picture, it has annoyed me (because it is one of my big bug bears) that you used the same ol' clique about paper being the route of all evil when it comes to our lovely brave trees ~ curse them paper mills for cutting down our precious trees right?
Well, actually; it's kinda wrong...
Most paper mills and companies worth a dime (and that's pretty much most if not all here in the UK and Europe) will only use trees from a forest within the FSC ~ Forestry Stewardship Council (I think its a council or could be commission... it'll be online anyways) That means for EVERY one tree they cut down; a further THREE are replanted.
This has been going on for like years and years, therefore technically; trees will never run out.
Still a great picture though!
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..... err it's got nothing to do about paper.
its about cutting down trees to build where they once stood. :3
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Oooppss... Sorry!
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This is crazy beautiful- but...if the point is that we need to stop killing trees and to stop over industrilaizing , it is interesting that the leaves of real tree were spray painted- keeping them from going through photosythesis and therefor killing that part of the tree- and depriving the tree as a whole of food.
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How do you know they weren't white already?
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A couple of ways:
Trees with anything fungal that would be so severe looking as that would affect the whole tree not just a section in most cases (yet one c an clearly see the rest of the tree is green) and the other trees nearby seem to have been completely unaffected but whatever would have made this tree white 'naturally' in that one spot.
Another way is the complete covering of each white leaf in question. Working in a garden center over the summers back when I was stil in high school I can tell you that most (not all of course) but most plant based diseases and fungi leave plants with patterened discoloration or at the very least patchy discolouration. Not complete coverage like this spray paint did to the leaves.
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sorry for the tree,
we need more place!!
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oh i see now, i got the "p" and "e" but between them i couldnt tell, i get it now.
amazing job btw
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This sir is very creative and i love the graffiti forms with real life... this is very amazing, excellent job on this artwork
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Actually, it's cyanobacteria that produces most (51%) of the oxygen we breathe,
photosynthetic plants and phytoplankton make up most of the other 49%
Trees provide other ecological services like managing water quality, providing habitat, water retention, carbon storage, providing physical resources, processing contaminates, retaining soil structure, erosion control, wind block, etc.
Oh and fun fact: scientists hypothesize that the chloroplasts found in plants and other multi-cellular organisms were originally horizontally transferred from an ancestor of the cyanobacteria! The genetic information for chloroplasts is not actually in plant DNA! Chloroplasts are actually simple, self-replicating structures. :'DDD isn't that cool??? *w* eheehee~
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I think he was being sarcastic :/
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Not entirely. But I think whoever would write 'Too dangerous. But eh. Trees aren't my thing.
It's a pretty building though. Too bad the graffiti ruined it. I do not appreciate the colour on the nice architecture."
and be serious about it... Is a bit dumb!
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I was just correcting a statistic that he said. I don't think he was being sarcastic about that?
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Maybe just trolling? I mean, who goes to a deviation and A) calls the featured art 'graffiti' (which is pretty insulting to the artist)
and B) pretty much says trees should be cut down
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Idk, lol but I corrected his phytoplankton statement just in case someone else reads it and uses that fact on an exam or something XD;
I tend to have a hard time differentiating trolling, sarcasm, and serious statement lol
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Yeah 
It is really hard to tell sarcasm online... I usually just write '/sarcasm' on the end lol
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oh I forgot to add the social values that trees have as well like cultural value, medicinal value,aesthetic value, historical value, scientific value, etc. too many to list lol
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8/10
I lol'd.
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This is just amazing! I love how the tree next to the painting is incorporated into the painting. Great work!!
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Amazing! Great portrayal of an old timeless message. This perspective art, it's so cool and something I've always wanted to attempt, but I've never known where to start.
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I wonder what green peace would say in such a moment of clarity XD **laughs**
/Thumbs up
Great job! = w =
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"Sorry for the tree
We needed more place"
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Shouldn't it say "We needed more space"?
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If he's french, it makes sense
The French use "place" instead of how we (Americans and the such) say "space"
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Does it really matter? ; )
The meaning behind those words and this art is all too clear : )
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That awesome moment when a DD was already in your faves.
Congrats!
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How it shows that a tree was cut down, and a building that isn't used any longer replacing it shows a great amount of ignorance of us human beings.
This truly does show a problem that we humans have.
Beautiful work.
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