Tertius Tributum by daeve

2D • (none) • posted on Jan 15, 2003

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The third and last in this series. Hope you enjoyed it, thanks for looking. D

Comments (8)

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henriqueaguiar

9:47AM | Wed, 15 January 2003

...............speechless............ I cant say what I see in this... :riko

mooncat

9:52AM | Wed, 15 January 2003

Very intense. Though it borrows from synapse's style, I don't really believe it copies it at all. You both have wholy different interpretations of this method.

gallimel

12:58PM | Wed, 15 January 2003

I second mooncat. And I am sure Jim agrees as well :)

cynlee

11:45PM | Wed, 15 January 2003

wow- i'd luv to get this kind of synapse inspiration!!!!

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vdallas

10:23AM | Thu, 16 January 2003

Dense & enigmatic. BTW I don't believe in the validity of this enormous sin of "copying great artists". Every museum is filled with novice artists 'copying' the style & sensibilities of the Great Masters. We all emulate other artists, whether caveman or Impressionist, and then hope to find our own creative muse. Whenever I hear this sort of comment I like to quote Sir Isaac Newton, "If I have see far, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of Giants."

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borsy

11:28AM | Thu, 16 January 2003

Excellent image!!!

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o0ii

6:45AM | Sat, 18 January 2003

Great image - very dynamic!

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Synapse

6:25PM | Wed, 19 February 2003

Hey Daeve I'm sorry I never saw this before. Feeling flattered. Well I know what you're getting at (it's the parallel lines, correct?) but I'm relieved that no one else seems to have sussed out how I do it yet :-)