Enigma by bevchiron

2D • (none) • posted on Jan 10, 2003

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Painter & Photoshop

Comments (29)

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daeve

3:35AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Totally awesome! You always have such expressive poses for the reference doll. Love the bird skull, nice touch.

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SirJohn

3:39AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Speechless Bev... this is deeeeep. I am truly impressed with the vision of this image, I love it!

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crrunchyfrog

3:46AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Truely INCREDIBLE Bev! I have adored this series and I think this one is the icing on a perfect cake. Thank you so much :D

deadart

4:32AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

crrunchyfrog couldn't have said it better. A wonderful set finished off with a beautifully rendered and emotionally complex piece. Well done Bev!

gallimel

4:43AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

I am sure you have your reasons for feeling it's time to cut this series but word of heart... The more Ilook at this one especially, the more i'd love it to never end. It's like John said. it's so deep, so real. I feel if I close eyes and reopen, I'll see them slightly moved on, and alive :)

groush2

8:53AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Excellent composition.... Magnificient Work !!!

ladynimue

9:26AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

In a word ... Perfection!

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LindaB

10:15AM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Wow - perfection...

Traumer

3:11PM | Fri, 10 January 2003

I told You it is magnificient. Everyone says so. ;)

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borsy

8:50PM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Excellent work!!!! I agree- perfection!!!!!

tuerda

1:22AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

I believe that there is some significance in the fact that the skull depicted above does not escape the two dimensional plain, while the mask and wooden man do. It's hard to pinpoint exactly what it is, though.

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g_i_tammy

3:58AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

good stuff as alwasys. :O)

cynlee

11:49AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

beautifully done, very expressive, wonderful concept!!

the_pumpkin_king

1:45PM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Oh my god, how do you DO these things??!!! Top notch work here! Heather

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spiderwebb

8:19AM | Wed, 15 January 2003

The art seeks to interpret and ascribe meaning to the world, humanity, its works, and even to existence itself. Very beautiful, very powerful image.

Pontigary

5:12PM | Thu, 16 January 2003

Manequins texture (i. e. the way Yoy did it) reminds me old masters. Unimitable series. Words are not enough to express the impression here!

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Brendan

1:28PM | Sun, 19 January 2003

The artist reflects on the responsibilities that come with her bringing forth her creations into the world? I can hear the mannequin asking ' am I real yet', a bit like Pinocchio wishing to be a Real Boy I like the paradox of the face drawn on the mask to which the mannequin looks for qualification. Neat!.

ivo-k

2:03AM | Thu, 23 January 2003

Beautifull, artistic and smart.

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o0ii

4:41PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

very expressive - excellent work!

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rohi

12:26AM | Sun, 09 February 2003

A 10+++ and a vote from me - one of your best !!!

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danob

11:09PM | Thu, 13 February 2003

Wow!! Bev your work always makes a lasting impression! Be it your artwork or Photography the concept and expression is always fantastic!!

Odious

1:02PM | Fri, 14 February 2003

this is one of the finest works i've seen in a while... finally got a chance to sit down and comment on it... fantastic work... I love it :)

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mmirnii

1:41PM | Tue, 25 February 2003

this is unbeliavable... really something cool! fantastic with the transitions.

DeleriumGirl

4:57AM | Sat, 16 August 2003

As I go through your gallery, I cant help but be absolutely taken away by every single piece youve done. Each one pulls at heart strings and the imagination.

Crisilla

3:52AM | Mon, 17 November 2003

Is there a mark better than excelent? Wow, this is so well done it instantly made me think of my life drawing class!. EXCELENT truely excelent

JediHulk

2:27AM | Fri, 28 November 2003

Your work is elevated above most of the rest of us. This is what they mean by the term "fine art."

Heart'Song

3:17PM | Tue, 24 February 2004

Incredible!

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martingeorg

8:36AM | Mon, 24 October 2005

Coming to the end of my daily exploration ... because the doctor will come in soooon. I am in hospital :( and have lots of time to spend ... was a pleasure to 'went over' your gallery bev, full of 'fine art' ... keep up your brillant work !!

ModestyB

2:39AM | Wed, 04 January 2006

Splendid!!