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AsyaYordanova — This is the way the world ends
Published: 2009-12-14 19:42:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 9910; Favourites: 347; Downloads: 0
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...Not with a bang but a whimper."Inspired by T.S. Eliot's poem "The Hollow Men" and also a sort of a tribute to my favorite artist Beksinski.
I hope you enjoy
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It was enough until people started stealing my work.
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I personally dont care if my work is 'borrowed' or copied. In fact I would be flattered. I probably would be upset if I was losing money. But that is highly unlikely. I am coming at this from the point of view that everybody copies something from somebody. All you can hope for is to retain some dignity and perhaps inflict a commercial penalty if a business was foolish enough to use your raw image with out permission.
Of course its not for me to say but it is a shame that images are spoiled needlessly
How was your work stolen
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I'm not talking about copying. Some of my images have been directly taken from my page and used as logos, promotional fliers, posters and album covers.
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I dont know where you are based but you must have an artists copy right society to take up your case
I belong to
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As soon as I saw this piece in thumbnail I thought 'Thats totally Beksinski-esque' !.
Great piece!
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I always come back to this one. 
It's beautiful but sad. Thank you for drawing this
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wow this is amazing it gives me the chills tho lol 10 stars
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so sad and beautiful, and awesome Beksinski reference! His artwork is so amazing
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I was going to say... this looks soo much like a painting of beksinski's, Is it digital?
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So much texture and color, so much going on in the details but my eye is drawn to the two figures. They are so beautifully rendered and so full of emotion. I just read the poem that inspired this piece for the first time and I love your interpretation. "Not with a bang but with a whimper" - what a parting line!
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This deviation has been featured in my journal. Please let me know if you would like me to remove it. Find it here--> [link]
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Wow, thanks a lot for including my work in the feature!
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this should win darksiders and it does look like a besinski piece...sorry i know the artist but not how to spell his name..
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I pretty much doubt it would make it in the 25 semifinalists, but thanks a lot for your support
P.S. It's spelled Beksinski.
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anyway its a great piece..i hope you get some recognition from it!!
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I'm very fond of both Eliot and Beksinski...
and very, very, very fond of this image - everything - the colour scheme, the body language, the composition...This definitely has very strong elements of Beksinski far as the background is concerned...
"remember us, if at all
not as lost and violent souls....
but only as the hollow men
the stuffed men"
can't praise this one highly enough, both on it's own terms,and in your choice of inspiration.
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What a great comment! Thank you so much!
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Brilliant work. I like the limited range of colour. You haven't shown your subjects' faces, but their bodies say it all.
I look forward to seeing more...
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Fantastic work. Such a show of solemn sadness. Great details and a fitting idea for the contest
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Thank you very much!
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I adore this poem.
And thank you for introducing me to another artist.
I love his work.
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You're welcome
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This is a very amazing piece!!!!!!!!!!!
I love it!!!!!
Such a powerful piece you have out done yourself!
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