Artwork Comments

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  ab-type about 9 years ago

  oh, this is so fabulous. hehe
  love your composition too!
  ;-)
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Thanks Ab i have a larger version i may submit at a later date
  Sid
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  biddumy about 9 years ago

  Yeah, as if. Great image!!!
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Thanks for that, have checked out some of your stuff and i like it
  Sid
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  Alixzandra almost 9 years ago

  Great composition!! and title, love the sence of dark humour.
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Thanks again Alixzandra
  Sid
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  Jazzdenski almost 9 years ago

  Brilliant Sid!
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Thanks Denis – have checked out some of your shots and feel we have similar taste
  Sid
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  Mel Brackstone almost 9 years ago

  Wonderful image! Love the patterns!
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Thanks for that Mel
  Sid
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  brettus almost 9 years ago

  Ha ha!! You know what gets me?! She’s STILL the Queen of Australia!
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Yes she is !..sorry about that
  Sid
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  coseven almost 9 years ago

  utterly stunning!
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Thanks you for that Corinna
  Sid
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  bron stadheim almost 9 years ago

  bravo sid!
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Cheers Bron
  Sid
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  nexus7 almost 9 years ago

  I actualy like living in high-rise accommodation, but have seen planty of media picutres like these…many are being pulled down in the UK, of course.

  Is this being demolished?
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  sidfletcher almost 9 years ago

  Thanks for that Nexus7 – these particular flats are quite old and were built in the late 1950s/ early 60s. They feature heavily in my work on RBubble if you wish to check it out . They are quite unique as they are the largest Grade 2 listed building in Europe so cannot be demolished but are being modernised. Public opimnmnion here is completely divided about high rise flats with some arguing that they are an eyesore and promote social problems (in my experience these people have never been in a block of flats though!) and others arguing the functionality and aesthetics of concrete brut / beton Brut as being futuristic and utopian
  Sid
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  nexus7 almost 9 years ago

  Interesting topic, either way! – most of the flats in Covetnry where I used to liver werer demolished – much against the wishes of a lot of the residents there. My block is stil standing, though. Someone campaigned hard and unsuccessfully to get his block listed, to kep the bulldozers away.

  In fact, the pics I have based on that were featured in issue 13 of the Solo magazine.

  I will certainly look at your pics though. From a technique point of view, making a sereis of this theme in limited time has been a bit of a challenge.

  I live in a ‘commie block’ in Budapest now, also in need or renovation.
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