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This piece, although it may not seem that way at the first glance, celebrates humanity. It represents our abitity to imitate god, for better or worse.
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Thank you very much, I am truly honored!
– TheMaker
Love it!
WOW! Awesome work!
brilliant work,,, well done
lovely work
w0w! great minds think alike sweetheART ;} happy hippy hugglez"createdherman":http://www.redbubble.com/people/valzart/art/417...
very creative, brilliantly done
Thanx. :)
– TheMaker
Thank you very much for the feature! This one really grew on me, so I am glad it got featured as well.
– TheMaker
Definitely….
I am not all that familiar with your work but I think I did feature another piece of your work recently which I liked too… This one though has real impact. For me at first I thought the piece was bordering too close to the photo manip side of things and I nearly rejected the piece but gave you the benefit of the doubt.
I would only ask that future submissions are more brushed to remove the element of doubt from my mind and that of the co-hosts…
It’s only that I recognize one or two of the brushes in this that persuaded me on this occasion… but overall a very powerful image, and very nicely crafted!
Our aim in the group is to encourage you to use the brushes and paint with them….
: )))) Frankly, I thought you would reject the piece, because it was not entirely painted. But I did use brushes extensively, you’d only be able to recognise that if you saw the original material of the face that I was using. But I do agree this one belongs more to digital art than strictly digital painting. Thank you for bending the rules for me, though. :)
– TheMaker
Lol.. Originally The group was set up to encourage photo real painting but the problem with that is that it becomes impossible to distinguish at times between a manuipulation, a photo or a Bert Monroy style painting… Man, is our job tough even without that!!!
Yeah, I completely agree. And I guess that you receive more creative and imaginative pieces since then : ) I discovered that when one pays too much attention to the technique, they forget that they are supposed to create, not reproduce : ))))
– TheMaker