Mother by Lost_Child

2D • Surrealism • posted on Nov 10, 2005

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Description

Born

man

became a

child

but now an

animal

Inspired by Mannerist painting. Durer a Flemish artist from the 16th Century and Van Eyck's, "Isenhiem AlterPiece" has mostly 2d but some Maya and 3DS Max. Thanks to Egmont for help with the text. had to go along with my professors critiria but I like it and I hope you do too. Comments Welcome

Comments (4)

Egmont

5:09PM | Thu, 10 November 2005

The use of looking into another world or universe, the reversal of things that be is a very interesting concept. Though I do not see so much the influence of Der here, I do feel the presence of Hieronymus Bosch very strongly. I do understand the limitations and restraints placed upon you by the professors instruction in how the typography was now being applied when compared to the previous version. The little colour there is in this art work is serving its purpose very well. The rendering of the abdomen area and showing muscles becoming branches of trees or that of the animal in its transformation is very well rendered. The only area I feel still needs work are the hands. As for the execution of the concept, I feel you have hit the nail on the head so to speak.

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Lost_Child

5:27PM | Thu, 10 November 2005

I new I should have mentioned "The Garden of Earthly Delites". Durer influenced me through "The Fall of Man" ie horror vaccui, symbolism. The hands were supposed to be blurred w/ the illusion of movement; unfortunatly that was one of my professors 'wishes'.

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