A Fright From The Brink by blankfrancine

2D • Collage • posted on Oct 22, 2008

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Collage created in The Gimp.

Comments (27)

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e-brink

10:04PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

Mmmm... this, of course, is frighteningly excellent!

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magnus073

10:10PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

Perfect pic for this time of the year Mandi, and frightfully fun

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popeslattz

10:14PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

Love the different color ways. Excellently creepy, and a happy Halloween to you....

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barryjeffer

10:17PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

The mystery of this image is seductive... Seth

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mikeerson

10:30PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

EYE SEE alot of holding.... 15 yard penalty! don't see the fight.

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LBJ2

10:42PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

Wonderful work, Mandi. I love your special and very original style. Masterly work. Beautiful and scary.

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novelist

11:13PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

Wonderful style. It reminds me of a lithograph. I like how you overlapped the panels and the coloring is wonderful. The way you positioned the eyes is chilling. Very nice.

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SSoffia

11:42PM | Wed, 22 October 2008

AMAZING DESIGN & COLLAGE :)

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ledwolorz

2:39AM | Thu, 23 October 2008

Wonderful work.

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evinrude

3:32AM | Thu, 23 October 2008

Love it! Very effective color transitions; they guide the eye as much as the images themselves. Well done.

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anahata.c

4:49AM | Thu, 23 October 2008

A macabre carnival of the mind...it's sinister and lots of fun. But it's also filled with the music & lush patterns of your soul. I love the puppeteer figures, held by hands that could double as feet (from those knock-kneed joints!) and the terrific little circus figures. And you always make intricate art with eyes, here staring repeatedly across the frame; but they spread out like the elements of life, like cells. Your color variations, your repetition of the main visual panels and your side panels all speak of an inner music that goes beyond the macabre. It's just you, your ever-inventing eye that never flags, and you produce another image that seems like a photograph from the inner workings of the human imagination. These pieces must take you great time & effort, but the results are always 'right', and it's a pleasure to come here and see them day after day. Always a cornucopia...

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