A stylish and sensual piece, this one. Slick and full of motion, though like a fall more than a jump, what with the lack of ground or discoverable background objects.
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A stylish and sensual piece, this one. Slick and full of motion, though like a fall more than a jump, what with the lack of ground or discoverable background objects.
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Such creative use of shapes to make such an awesome-looking character! Very nice contrast between colors too, and in a way that the blue and red don't bash each other all too much either. Nice.
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That salesman does look pretty warped! XD In many senses. A creative motive ominously drawn.
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EYYY thanks cyberdevil!
Really do appreciate all the comments on my stuff btw!
I don't always get a chance to read em right away, but it always gives me a smile reading your feedback!
All the best,
graham
Again with that crazy linear sun in the BG. XD Take a bow! Nice work.
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Hearty art. I like the metallic mountains and background space grid in particular, it all floats together with illustrative precision. Not so sure about the pills around the heavy sun, kinda breaks out color and stylewise from the rest. Cool work though.
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Looks more like a cloud than a beach, and the loop's a bit too fast to be calm IMO, but I do like the style! Slick and creative. And orange! :D
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'Not so calm beach' I guess, haha :)
Thanks!
Awesomely creative design! :D Moderately spooky, creative, and stylistically colorful. I like the style!
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What a fiendish foe! I like the creatively futuristic cityscape here - buildings blown into the rock and all, full landscape exploited, backstory too, and the angle that really shows high tall the fall is. Also: is that a self-portrait under his food there? Lots of easter eggs to look at here, though for most the zoom isn't quite enough to get a good read! Also appreciate the not-too-obtrusive signature there. Doesn't seem like a place I'd like to live, but looks good to look at. :)
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Bamboo Shoots!
Age 35, Male
Poet/Designer/Etc
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Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04