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[2004-02-23 01:50:53 +0000 UTC]
"~has gone mimetic"
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# Statistics
Favourites: 22; Deviations: 0; Watchers: 7
Watching: 38; Pageviews: 5311; Comments Made: 249; Friends: 38
# Comments
Comments: 74
*patience isn't exactly my forte, you know
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A~ HA!
The only words in Italia I know:
Zio MichelΓ©!!!
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Thanks so much for the watch. Of course I dont mind, the more the merrier :thumbup:
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Verrry clever
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Great to be found... and so seldom too...
yep...meee...verrrry...clever...
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Yet another random deviant stop, just lookin around at new stuff
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and thanks for the extra praise in the journal!! your awsome
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it's good to put up new stuff. Always greatful for the imput
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Rawr!
I have to take...10 pills this morning
They are sitting in front of me and i am procrastinating...
Anyway I'm responding to the thumbshare thing... yeah.
I will look at some of your stuff too cause u seem like a cool guy.
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Hiho!
Thank you for the GIMPing welcome! See you joined , too.
Then let's start to improve the general quality of GIMPing Europeans
- or at least try it.
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Thanks for the welcome to the gimp group on deviantART! Might i say that i really like your avatar...really good take on the default devart avatar....
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hey not sure if i thanked you for your quite thorough critique of my drawing. so thanks. but i was wondering if you could provide me with some artists who exzibit this italian futurism you spoke of? I tried to find that book you recommended but no stores in my town carry it
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Hey. Good to hear from you.
I'm not surprised about the difficulties you encountered looking for Professor Martin's book. It is actually a rather old one [at least 30 yrs]. I think it may only be available in libraries. The prize for the quest is an extensive overlook on the movement and a lot of illustrations. And, sadly enough, it is not a really outdated work either...
As about the work of single Futurists... As soon as I get home tonight [21:00 CET] I'll have a look at my bookmarks. I think I may have some links I can send you... If you just can't wait, you may want to google pictures by Depero [he is actually from the late, or 'second' futurism], CarrΓ , Boccioni, Severini, Russolo, Soffici... They all have show great variations in their own work, but at a certain point they all have dealed with this theory of 'the spectator in the center' and of the 'moving the subject about'. Questions that really require a whole book to describe accurately...
Have a good one.
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Hello Random Deviant! For Random Deviants Click [link]
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Hey, thanks for the nice comment on Venice - Building and Lamppost and on my page. I appreciate that very much. I didn't realize you were new, lol. It is a pleasure having you here.
I loved my recent trip to Italy. It was actually a driving trip down from Munich and my first visit there. In many ways it was exactly how I imagined it, only friendlier, if that is possible. And actually cleaner - I had heard Venice to be quite filthy, but maybe that is only during the peak tourist season.
Take care.
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Wow--thank you so much for the absolutely amazing feedback on End . Oh, yeah, and for the favorite. Once again, I am just blown away. You see so much in my work--everything that I try and put into it plus some, which is a great compliment. I'm very flattered that you liked this piece so much. I'm very happy with it, so it's nice to know that I'm not just deluded and that it really is good.
I look forward to hearing from you again.
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Just testing something...
Thank you for your patience.
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Just stopping by once again to thank you for the absolutely wonderful comments on To Hold and Jewel . They blow me away each time--your feedback is absolutely amazing, really thoughtful and actually quite useful. Thank you so, so much for your time.
Best of luck to you as always.
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I enjoyed looking through your [currently, but I hope it grows] small gallery.
Nice "spin" on the generic DA icon for your own avatar, by the way.
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My pleasure. Glad I could help.
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