Knubbelchen by abmlober

2D • Creatures • posted on Jan 29, 2004

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An even older image than my last post - from 1993. I worked nearly one month (with interrupts and breaks) on it. Does anybody see a pigeon on the right?
It's nice to have a little time travel when you open old boxes with long forgotten things...

And a biiig thank you to JM (vod) who made me a wonderful gift!!

Comments (10)

deercat21

12:13PM | Thu, 29 January 2004

Very interesting, I like it.

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cbender

12:43PM | Thu, 29 January 2004

"knubbelchen" ist ein netter titel f das bild - es geft mir - klasse arbeit in bezug auf die struktur und die formen... :)
die taube ist auch gut zu sehen... aber man muss ein wenig suchen... :)

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creanum

1:09PM | Thu, 29 January 2004

Tes dessins sont toujours aussi beaux les uns que les autres.Tr belle qualitdans l'ensemble de ton travail.......

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danob

1:29PM | Thu, 29 January 2004

A very interesting piece full of wonderful little twists.. I remember doing something very similar having started out as a sketch of peanuts!!

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KPK

6:11AM | Fri, 30 January 2004

Congrats! I've never had such abilities in drawing. Thanks for sharing these nice "oldies" :-)

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classyladytwo

6:23AM | Fri, 30 January 2004

Another beauty excellently done I couldn't draw a straight line if my life depended on it. Bravo for your art sketch

gallimel

10:01AM | Fri, 30 January 2004

dang!!!!This is so very cool Andreas!!!!!Love every stroke n it :)

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figharo

10:27PM | Sat, 31 January 2004

I can see why you enjoy fractals so much. Your handmade stuff has a very stream-of-mind quality to it. Very enjoyable shapes and textures. I really like following the lines to see what they form and where they end.

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