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Published: 2011-08-20 04:16:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1601; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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An abstract/fantasy landscape, the original is in ink.Copic Multiliners 0.1 , 0.3, small Brush
Copic Markers
Staedtler Fineline markers
Medium weight cartridge paper.
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Thank you very much, that is a greatly appreciated comment. I am curious why this piece of all the pieces I have ever posted seems to get the most reactions.
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But that is the way my mind works, so it is probably less of labour of love, ust love of the surreal.
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RenΓ© Magritte is going to chase you with apples.
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What about James Ensor?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRggbAβ¦
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I really like Esnor work, but he won't throw apples at you.
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Thank you, your comment is greatly appreciated.
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Dude, you should totally design album covers, this is awesome, that negative space wolf is tripping me out. ...Dude, Negative Space Wolf would be an awesome band name
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The whole point is exactly as you have felt, what elements are the landscape what parts inhabit the landscape or are the intrinsicly linked.
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Thank you for your comment it is greatly appreciated.
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Thank you, your comment is greatly appreciated.
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Thank you, your comment is greatly appreciated.
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I have to say this piece gets more adds and comments than I ever expected, it is done in the style of a magazine I read in the 70's and 80's called Heavy Metal. Since it has had such a good response I was thinking of doing a limited edition print run of 50, numbered and signed by the artist if anybody is interested please note me. depending on the response I will consider doing the artists limited print run.
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Wow, this is just amazing, this is true art.
If I had the money, I would SOO buy this <33
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I do, do prints of my work if you want to note me we can arrange something.
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This is absolutely brilliant. One of the most interesting and seemingly inspired works I've seen in quite some time.
What led you to dream this up?
Dig the work mate, A lot.
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Oh and thank you for the comment, it is greatly appreciated.
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Well I am an avid reader of comicbooks and Graphic Novels, I have loved Fantasy art since the 70's. I was tiered one night and got to the point where I was really too tiered to do any work so I was just doodeling away, i put the piece down, got some sleep, the next day when I went back to my pad I just decided to apply various techniques I use and see where the doodle went. The 'Unexpected Landscape' was the result and I think I gave it the title I did because of the way it came about.
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I love its' conception almost as much as I love it. Its got bits of realism, for lack of a better word. Small fragments of familiar concepts from reality that seem to be convoluted and strewn about.. as if part of a dream state; more closely resembling something encountered during a psychedelic experience for those less than straight-edged.
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Well put it this way I was born the very beggining of the 60's so a teen in the 70's so you can probably take it as red that there is a good chance I am not particularly straight-edged. But the doodel nphase yup I think I was probably in a lucid state.
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Right on
There's no harm there at all. Inspiration takes all shapes and forms, and may be encountered in this universe or elsewhere. Lucidity allows us to translate our experiences into a format easily interpreted by others.
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yup the lucide state is excellent for creativity....... you might like [link] or [link] maybe even a bit of [link] unfortuntely this one was done on linen and the scanner picks up the cloth grain.
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I've got some good ideas that I haven't been able to convey through a digital medium yet.. (or any medium for that matter, I don't draw as much as I used to). Been trying to figure out how to put some of my concepts into a visual form for a few years now.
Love the stuff man, really really good.
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Well one suggestion I can make is try put some stuff together using photomontauge then get some marker paper and trace it out then after that tighten up the drawing without the montauge as ref. See what you get oout of it.
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I've done similar things in the past, but its exceedingly difficult with a few of the things I have in mind. I'll have to keep you posted if I manage a way to do it
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Ok I look forward to seeing how the work developes then
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As do I... believe me, It'll be as much of an adventure for me too
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painting Thomas!! I love the colours and the compositon!!
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This is awesome beyond words! I love all of the images!
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Brother this is the best one yet, ad list to me (do know if that's right) but like you said Unexpected.
Since I started watching your art , this is the one that speaks the Loudest . I like your stuff and you are always on the Money 
Keep on posting ....you are only getting better and better
Peace TL sideone .
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thank you very much, one thing I was always told is to consider yourself an srtist you must keep experimenting and pushing the boundries.
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