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Published: 2006-02-17 23:42:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 3788; Favourites: 144; Downloads: 429
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I was supposed to illustrate a music style ?So it's supposing to deal with "concrete music", from everyday life,
I think i had more fun than responding to the request ,
well, hope you like it anyway !
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Oooh this is really quirky awesome... Love all the different textures 
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everything you do is absolutely wonderful.
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i love this soooo darn much!! awesomeawesomeawesome
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Awsome work.
I love this so freaking much..
I'll watch the rest of your gallery.
Keep it up!
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that building really pulls you out ot the picture.
dogs are funny
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what's not to like. it's adorably childlike in the way you cut out shapes and chose colors/patterns - yet very sophisticated in the way you present it as a whole. perfect mix as usual.
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there is a type of music called musique concrete (or, as you know, concrete music). it's basically tape-recorded sounds (birds, cars, talking, etc) in which the tape is later cut and spliced together to form a musical composition which may then be looped or manipulated further.
I don't know if those cats meowing christmas carols would fall into that category (perhaps technically) but the product is often quite different from traditional, mainstream music though it has been used within more traditional recorded music.
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there is a type of music called musique concrete (or, as you know, concrete music). it's basically tape-recorded sounds (birds, cars, talking, etc) in which the tape is later cut and spliced together to form a musical composition which may then be looped or manipulated further.
I don't know if those cats meowing christmas carols would fall into that category (perhaps technically) but the product is often quite different from traditional, mainstream music though it has been used within more traditional recorded music.
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didn't know the dogs in france bark like "Ouaf!". You know, here in germany the use to bark like "Wuff!"
i love this one. great, deep red.
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wonderful! Nice, illustration style.... keep up the great work! I really like this piece.
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Il est vrai que tu aurais pu y aller avec un rendu qui tienne compte de tout ce qui dans notre environnement peut produire du son ... Frigidaire, thermopompe, radiateur, ventilateur, conciliabule de cuillières, de fouchettes, d'assiètes, de verres ... légers froissis de nappes et de serviettes, panneaux d'armoires, lave-vaisselle ... Tout l'orchestre quoi et j'en oublie ... Malgré tout j'aime bien ton style mixte collage peinture ...
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Hey."The Concretes" are actually a very nice Rock N roll band.
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yes, i know them, but there is not enough girls on this picture to represent the band : )
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hahaha...'vit' is one of the few french words i still use regularly...i tend to yell it at my little sister
oh..and yah i really dig the work too.
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heyhey
thank you !
"Vite" you mean ? the same of fast or quick i don't know in engish
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haha...yah that's the one. sooooo, maybe i can speak and listen to french better than i can read or write it. pssst *whisper* don't tell my grandmother..she'll hurt me.
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oh, thats really cool! The colors are well doneΒ°^
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