b0und by irix.

2D • (none) • posted on Apr 27, 2003

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enjoy!

Comments (13)

mooncat

1:49AM | Sun, 27 April 2003

Beautiful effects, this rocks!

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gunsan

4:04AM | Sun, 27 April 2003

Make me think of that habit to play clown when you are sad inside. Beautiful effects

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Synapse

5:03AM | Sun, 27 April 2003

Quite simply one of the best things you've ever done... somehow for me your art seems to breathe out more when you limit your colours down, even going to black and white. This is a striking work of perfect balance Lis hugz :-)

gallimel

8:03AM | Sun, 27 April 2003

ah. to come after Jim saying all that I wanted to is hard ;) I love the utterly refined elegance of this. All is at its right place. It is simply faultless :)

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A_Joker_B

4:59PM | Sun, 27 April 2003

Great job Irix!

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tallpindo

10:12AM | Mon, 28 April 2003

Not really acknowlegeing 2-D but the paper was strong and the figure could only cut through so far.

GODspeed

8:13AM | Thu, 01 May 2003

Damnit... Synapse said wha ti was gonna... this is probly 1 of ur best work... it takes alot to make ME sit back and slowdown and check a piece out.. and you just did it... great work... do more of this... please.

Tanialmeida

8:22PM | Fri, 02 May 2003

... another brilliant work! xzllent effects!

syndroid

2:02PM | Sun, 25 May 2003

How the heck did I miss this???? I love the face, great lips ;) It looks very 3D-esque due to the texture, kind of like the art of Escher.

bern

11:48AM | Mon, 02 June 2003

Nice effects !

gab-mag

2:41PM | Sun, 15 June 2003

Wow, very beautiful work: I love greyscale pics, they are so fascinating, and your texturing works great: it reminds Jrulier "crosshatch-like" texture! KTGW! :-)

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