Taste the Blood by SoulEatar

Mixed Medium • Surrealism • posted on Jan 10, 2005

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- I had posted this image a few days ago and I felt it was not understood - I have revised it some - 20 to 25 hrs of my time also lie here - from a technical POV I wanted a highly multitextured look - I also looked for depth and sense of dimension - There are many elements here some in full view and some more sugestively present - I also needed soft and peaceful to hard harsh and busy combined feel or look - and last to set the moment which is defined by the title - the somewhat inquisitive eyes above represent the exterior view - for a mind is so complex to capture a moment of thought and seperate it from all the experiences and emotions which are ever present is best I can discribe this image . Which makes this more accurate as realism reather serreal - For within us all our ghosts hang right next to the formal ware in the closet - Now the stage is set the concept in hand it is now yours to ..... - Thank you for viewing & take care - - SoulEatar -

Comments (14)

Lissa_lei

12:24AM | Mon, 10 January 2005

Beutiful mettallic textures , lov the composition, it is so dark . Mmmmmmm so nice, I will pass on the blood if you do not mind, I am a vegan, so not today, thank you. wondeful work , love it. Eccellent *V Lina

cynlee

2:29AM | Mon, 10 January 2005

you've summed it up nicely... does indeed have lots of depth, textures & matter, combining beauty & beast :] ++

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sossy

5:53AM | Mon, 10 January 2005

there is an excellent depth, also impressive textures! a very dark atmosphere! but one can imagine the great feeling after the tasting! ask a vampire and he will tell you about the mighty and joyful feeling! ;o)

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tallpindo

6:11AM | Mon, 10 January 2005

It runs the gamut from "Please Kill Me!" to "I'm going To Kill You" that has surprised me in peoples free expression. I first knew this in my mothers "Oh! I could just kill you." and "I could shoot you." Seeing the police chief handling his revolver later as he expained what it was for and then having him describe how to wrap your intestines in salted rags if your belly is slit by a bayonet gave me the necessary closeup without horror. Kids grow up. I see your evolution.

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