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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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Drawn at Fearsome yesterday. I'm pushing the paintbrush tool of Shi-Painter to see how far I can go really.
 Sorry for my inactivity of late, peeps. I've been, well, busy. Making pretty animations and such, you know the drill.  Daily DeviationGiven 2006-05-22Clouds of Productivity by *Bakenius is an unbelievable oekaki image. The color, lighting, and softness is far beyond impressive for this type of art. It's also a great piece of art because it leaves me in mystery wondering what exactly is causing all the steam clouds and what is being produced. (Suggested by =TimKai and Featured by `Aeires) |
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I could talk of jealousy, but that's already been established, by pretty much everyone who has ever looked at your oekaki work
I'm not sure if this is a tower rising from the ground, or something falling from the sky or floating IN the sky, but regardless of what this actually is, it piques the imagination and makes you wonder what is going on there.
And the clouds are awesome. Wouldn't be the same picture without them.
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The entire structure of Science largely depends upon individuals conforming to the accepted scientific worldview.
To be a revolutionary in Science today is to flirt with professional Suicide.
But yeah, great that this drawing sparks your imagination, that's what I like about this one; how the framing seems just right to hint some clues about the structure but at the same time make the viewer wonder where this thing begins and ends. Thanks for replying.
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