Sorry I meant to say I think your art is head and shoulders above most of the art in your deviantart FAVOURITES folder.
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It's not really the furry thing itself that bothers me, I just don't like how most furry art has modern Disney in its blood.
I think your art is head and shoulders above most of the art in your deviantart folder. I still can't put my finger on what bothers me about most digital art, as impressive as the composition and detail often is.I like Reykat's bigger pieces but not into the faces at all.
Have you seen this artist?
https://whitefoxcub.deviantart.com/gallery/?catpath=/Thanks, I might have a try At the fantasy novel in there.Thanks, it's creepy stuff.
I've also watched this film by Maruo last week:
yeah, well I haven't been active on anything that might be even remotely close to what we call "social". I wonder if I really exist sometimes. Anyway, thanks for reminding me of some cool graphic art.
cheers
Thank you for the link!
Thanks for the link! That IS weird. Looks like it will certainly take some investigating.Hello
I thank you for the compliment and the suggestion. Yes, I do know Francis Bacons work and feel flattered for this comparison. There might be a certain aspect of him in my drawings, but not in a characteristic manner... My biggest inspration ist still Beksinski, and my effort is to be able to create as he did.... 
Two sculptures by Giuseppe Pongolini: "The End" and "Contemporary Crucifixion":
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It's great to hear from you, Wiley. I'll write soon,
N.
Thank you!
Just thought I'd give you a heads-up that the new Andrew Chumbley book, The Satyr's Sermon, will be released this week. (published posthumously, of course). Limited to 333 copies. Get it while you can. http://www.fieldsbooks.com/cgi-bin/fields/XOAN20091.html
Pine Trees by Hasegawa Tōhaku (1539-1610)
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