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Malaclypse
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| Thank you! Yes, but mostly psychedelic though. |
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Thagomizer
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I have two galleries on the net. These are found at Elfwood and deviantART.
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paigetheoracle
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| Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 4:31 pm Post subject: Alex Grey |
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This is not my site but I find the artwork 'mildly interesting' because it is metaphysical and well executed (like someone once said I should be!).
I've also got a friend (no jokes on the lines of 'only?' - does that mean you've 'only' got the one?), Fiona Kearney, who is also working in the surreal tghung (the first 'G' is silent, the second one is exclaimed when you see her artwork!). I know she is with Tiscali but last I heard she was piggybacking on someone elses sight, so if you can get to her stuff that would be amazing! |
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Sophist
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Sophist
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Astarael
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| Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2005 8:46 am Post subject: |
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Wow, Sophist they are awesome. I love the first cat.
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Sophist
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Thanks.  The first two are of my cat, Sugar. The last one is my youngest cat, Sunny.
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Malaclypse
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| Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2005 4:33 am Post subject: |
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| Wow Thagomizer and Sophist, you're both really good! Interesting views. |
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Cade
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| Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2005 9:56 am Post subject: |
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Wow sophist, good work. I really like the shading on the third portrait. Is that anyone famous? It look kinda like Walt Whitman.
I ought post some of my work, huh? I don't have any scans cos my scanner sucks, but I'll try to get something posted when I'm back from my trip. |
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Sophist
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Yeah, it does kinda look like Walt Whitman, but it's actually Degas when he was old. 
Cade, if you have a digital camera, that can work just as well (that's what I use since I've yet to figure out the scanner, lol).
I'd love to see some of your work.
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Sophist
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I did another two last night but the first one wasn't looking so hot via digital camera. Oh well. Strike what I said about digital cameras working just fine. 
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Cade
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Cool drawing Sophist. That would make an awesome watercolor. LOL  (Just teasing you - but honestly it would!)
Well, until I can get a digital camera, I'll post this. It's called "Fossil." This is an older picture I did on computer. Some of the cool detail got lost in the conversion into a jpeg file, but you get the idea (the orginial has fine variations in the color that makes it look like it has a sandy or grainy texture like stone). The orginial pdd file got corrupted, so one day I hope to recreate it on canvas from the prints I have. It's one of my favorites of my computer work.
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Sophist
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Tres kewel, mon amie. That would look good in paint.
BTW, I'm going to be going to Dick Blick art store today. Going to be getting some new supplies for Figure Drawing.
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midge
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GalileoAce
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I like the second one, very cool
What was the first one about? |
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