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"The Fall"October 2009
Oil Painting
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β¦β¦Beautiful colours, stunning composition, awesome use of traditional media, a wonderful style...Great Work!
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I love this painting. I especially like the ying yang effect of the black/white tree. I also like the contrast between the top and bottom. The man falling is painted so very well, you created a sense of movement with your brush strokes. I love the overall darkness of the piece, the fear the falling man has is palpable and easily imagined. This is simply a marvelous painting!
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this is an awesome comment....thank you very much. i really appreciate that. 
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The composition is rather confused, but your technique and atmosphere is great
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hahaa...what do you mean the compostion is confused??
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you know, there are two parts and I just cant decide which one is more important and that confuse me
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hahaaa .....that's awesome
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That is absolutely beautiful. I would see this piece being 12 to 16 feet tall. It would be aw-inspiring.
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omgosh i know! i had a burst of inspiration one day and all i had were 18x24 canvases. i wish it was huge 
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You should repaint it as a mural in some huge building!
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o, and p.s...thank you
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O.o I really like this
Love the directional effects
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I think this is a really interesting piece. There's a lot of contrast between the lower en upper side of the painting, and still it's one whole. I wish there was a bigger view though.
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Stunning painting, i like how the two parts appear separated but feel very connected though the smaller details
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why do you use the adjective "scary" to describe this...?
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it reminds me of a scary movie that i watched,
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i love this. I've tried to convey this in several drawings and none of them came out this well. thank you.
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well this is very interesting and expressive. it's quite beautiful really. I love the tree and how it seems to have two sides - white and black. the man at the bottom, the way the brush strokes create him is very pained almost. like he could almost fall apart from the weight of his sorrows. it seems as though he's fallen from glory - from above the ground where the beautifully unique tree is. now he's being thrown into the depths with the rest of the rocks that seem to be making splashes in the dark water.
i feel sorry for him and wonder what is going to happen to him.
the painting is very expressive and every stroke seems meaningful.
it's very lovely.
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wow.
thank you so much.
and thanks for taking the time to really [see] the painting. i really appreciate it, and value it.
for real.
thanks.
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of course! 
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You've just become my favorite artist
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dude.
thank you.
you've become one of my favorite fans.
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No problem. I love em
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of oneself.
-- -- -- -- --
[or he's being raised -- -- -
-out of the depths of himself].-
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -
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This is incredible, so much emotion in this, wow. You certainly got your themes down, very inspiring.
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O_O! Amazing. This is just... I mean you... and all of the... and... and...
Can't get enough man. I'm about to head to the rest of your gallery. Expect a watch from me in about... .3 seconds.
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Wow, this is really interesting. Love the surreal nature.
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I love the way you've scrapped the paint on. Seriously, i love this! +FAVE
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!thanks! i appreciate it.!
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You're very welcome!
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I really love the movement you created on the falling man. I like how it's split in two but bordered round some of the edges and with silmiar colours, it works really well as an image.
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thank you
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