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Good shading! Excellent use of perspective as well, especially on the angle of the guys face and the arm :wacko: It does look rather odd in the thumbnail view...I was wondering what, exactly it was before I saw the larger version. I like your style though :D It's cool.

 

Might I ask why you can see the bones in the one guy's leg? I'm sure you intended it, and it looks neat, I was just wondering why you did it that way

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Might I ask why you can see the bones in the one guy's leg? I'm sure you intended it, and it looks neat, I was just wondering why you did it that way

 

Sure...It was intentional, I've done a lot of paintings and prints using an X-ray technique. I've been heavily influenced by Francis Bacon and an Australian artist Godwin Bradbeer, they both often X-ray sections in their paintings. Other influences I guess are pop artists like Larry Rivers, David Hockney. I have a fine art degree with honors. In terms of painting my feeling has always been that If I want an exact drawing of something - why bother ? Why not just take a photo ? I like to try to get my paintings to trancend what they are actually "of" and convey a feeling or sensation. Sometimes they're totally abstract, with no recognisable feature at all, but nothing groundbreaking there.

 

Thanks for the comment though, I appreciate any feedback.

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