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Boundary line

2D Illustration posted on Jan 01, 2004
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scanned sketch, photoshop +thanks for viewing+

Comments (14)


Tanialmeida

8:24PM | Thu, 01 January 2004

the way you manage to capture a real mood is so perfect, there are no rules when it comes to artistic enterpretation, the story i see here is so ironically fitting and the crow only add to the mystique, this is one of my new favorite paintings!!!

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SpiritofGabriel

8:29PM | Thu, 01 January 2004

Very surreal. You have taken raw canvas and created a real piece of art work! Bravo!

point_poser

8:41PM | Thu, 01 January 2004

very nice. very atmospheric

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dragongirl

9:00PM | Thu, 01 January 2004

Wow - fascinating work - excellent!

Acerebel

9:11PM | Thu, 01 January 2004

Freaky and scary. Looks like an illustration for an article about child abuse - trapped, scared, tied and hurt.

cynlee

9:36PM | Thu, 01 January 2004

makes me ask, which is the prisoner... the bird or the figure... to be free like the bird flying is what we all want... very nice sketch & tone, made me think :]

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Meyrink

12:33AM | Fri, 02 January 2004

Questo uno Sciamano intrappolato!

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yomah

1:36AM | Fri, 02 January 2004

Teathered...
Restrained...
Anchored...

it still means trapped

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gunsan

3:29AM | Fri, 02 January 2004

Moody, mystic, fascinating. I get a feeling of ice, what will happen when the ice melts?

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Synapse

6:04AM | Fri, 02 January 2004

Again you leave me stumped as to what to say beyond "you did it again" as your work dives straight past logical analysis and into the subconscious to the point where trying to articulate my thoughts and reactions in words tends to be very difficult. Call it "the Lynch effect" perhaps, as my reactions inside are often pretty similar.
This figure appears to be dwelling on a small cylindrical world: the curve of the horizon is so pronounced, to the point where I think he could complete a cycle in only a few minutes, returning to his starting point... if only he were free. Excellent use of colour and the silhouetting of the figure is truly unsettling.
HNY Mikko ;-)

Alrisha

6:42AM | Fri, 02 January 2004

Forces to think - emotionally!

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bevchiron

11:47AM | Fri, 02 January 2004

I'm glad Jim typed all that, saves me trying to explain pretty much the same thing lol! I really like the way the shadow has more substance than it's source, gives the image a very ominous feeling, & the boundaries are vague, threatening yet intangible...... Really nice work.

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ascrazy

2:02AM | Mon, 05 January 2004

i haven't suitably fantastic words like your artwork!! i like this mood!!! v

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cbender

4:18AM | Mon, 05 January 2004

don't know what i could say more... i'm moved and speechless...
looks as the individual soon will be a victim of this raptor in the sky above...
-christian


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