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Published: 2010-12-18 11:58:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 975; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 17
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oils, water, paper.this one reminds me of Gustav Klimt somehow...
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Kinda see the Klimt too, it looks like there's a man and woman in Victorian dress on the right!
Btw really nice work with oils and waters, it's fun to look for hidden pictures!
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it's always interesting to search new pictures in one )
thank you very much for commenting))
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No problem, they're interactive pieces. I'm glad they invite you to guess what you can see in them, like cloud watching
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oh...i don't know how to say it in english....she bend before us...
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with the oils and water, dear)
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it looks amazing!
how are u dear?
did u get letter from me?
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Wow! Completely new style now? this is great, reminds me of Gustav Klimt somehow. i think I see a female figure to the right and a lionΒ΄s head sticking out behind her...Rorschach-test wise
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no, dear, it's a n old stuff. i did it in 2006. it's simple putting the paper in the water with the oils on the bottom)
and nothing here depends on me.
it's just an accident)
i decided to put this series on deviant art- may be somebody will open something new with it and will try to do something different from usual)
yes, it reminds me of Gustav Klimt too)
though it's really different- he was working hard creating his pictures and this one was created accidentally)
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Aaah, yes, it looked like something like that! I know itΒ΄s two different methods of work, but it still reminds me of Klimt. But then again, in that period with jugend and art deco, the nature was a big influence with for example ornamentation in a style of growing plants and organic forms. And your pieces are formed naturally by oil and water.
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yes. it's interesting to know another ways of creating an images)
it's sad that life's too short to know everything((
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That I agree on, one has to begin to choose what to concentrate on...
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