A Moment of Life by syndroid

2D • Illustration • posted on Jun 20, 2003

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Description

A Moment of Life| A moment of life in which The framework is relieve All that was and would be Forever captured in paint As the painting of your life Contains the frame that binds it

Comments (6)

gallimel

3:34AM | Fri, 20 June 2003

You really have a way to think that matches Dali's visions.Wheter this could seem at first look pretty.. "simple" as work (but only you and a few others could use such refined texture, actually: there is no unrequested fading, nor too obvious liquify tool used, and the shades are perfect and give depth)your mastery in composing theproportions of elements stands out and astray this and makes it mighty. Plus, as last but determining element.. the poem that explains: you are a philosopher of art. And your way to write, and to compose images, is so deep and mature. And you're younger than me. DOH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) I'll miss your art these two days... but don't worry.. on Monday I will catch all back :)

Odious

8:17AM | Fri, 20 June 2003

This is awesome work man... love the whole composition and the deep thought that was put into it... you have a very complex mind which is appreciated and rare... Excellent work :)

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crrunchyfrog

8:44PM | Fri, 20 June 2003

Yeah...what Meli said ;) BRILLIANT work, I really do like this, it has a wonderfully claustrophobic feeling. Thanks for sharing :D

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FearaJinx

6:07PM | Sun, 22 June 2003

WOWSERS!!!! I love how it looks like a blaket...the texture I mean. You did a great job!!!

isulaelu

10:39PM | Tue, 24 June 2003

this is a real original concept, looks like a canvas paint

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Synapse

5:44AM | Tue, 15 July 2003

For me it has a slow release, I could be looking quite innocently then suddenly be aware that something about it's creeping me out. And when you don't know exactly what that something is, one can feel impressed. It's like an incidental detail on a painting, one that no one even noticed until now.