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he/him | 🇸🇮 | angular animal enthusiast | wolfeblock.com
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kind of nice to see im not the only one to feel like that about requiem for a dream
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I actually saw the same thing with my copy of The Catcher in The Rye, I wonder if this is common.
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The book is supposed to be Giovanni's Room. The cover is on the wrong side though...
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this atmosphere kills me, so well captured!
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I wouldn't say cubism, as the shapes are still somewhat intact. I am inspired by it though, thanks!!
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Best of luck! I hope you discover something new with it!
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This is what happens when you put a lot of energy into something without direction. But that’s not entirely true either. I hope you get the gist.
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Actually it's hard to say since I think I describe my process differently every time. It's intense, because I put a lot of energy into it, but at the same time it is laissez-faire as you said, because I go with the flow - I work on it for long time but I never maintain the initial idea of the work.
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I'd say this is a result of me painting very slowly. The more time I spend on it the more weird and interesting it becomes. I try to always keep the old layers/brush strokes on, so a lot of texture and interesting spots happen, solely because I changed my mind on it and drew over it multiple times.
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Ever since I discovered Yekermo Sew I fell in love with his work. This is another good one!
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Description:
"Where was I, where am I, where will I go?
If I’m not turning the wheel then who is?"
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That way it helps me be more comfortable with trying something different. because, at the end of the day, the last couple of pieces will remain uploaded to tell everyone what kind of work I do in general, despite my experimentation.
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I think I experience this from time to time. What helped me avoid this fear was to think of it in this way: Any particular piece I do, will undoubtedly fall on one or the other side of the spectrum, but at the end of the day, all of the pieces I've made will complement each other.
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Nah don't worry about it. I haven't really dived much into his work or in the game, but I am considering to look into it now. I'm starting to sense that there is something to it.