Connection failure
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marcel
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Connection failure
when life depends on a wire ...
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Design - illustration - Animation
http://www.crea-vision.fr
http://www.crea-vision.fr
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pugman 1
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Re: Connection failure
Beutifull work as always ,your fantasy amazes me every time .
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Steinie
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Re: Connection failure
Very nice work again Marcel!
The face has a different look then your usual style.
The face has a different look then your usual style.
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jamesmc
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Re: Connection failure
Wild and amazing
Great work~!
Great work~!
Walk by faith, not by sight.
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Re: Connection failure
A wonder of composition.
I thought at first that it was too symmetrical. Especially the sets of wires. But now I think that symmetry and having the face in the center of the picture gives a feeling that everything was in perfect order before the failure. Also the broken wires and the being looking to the picture's right gives "weight" to that side while the extra wired object on the left gives "weight" there. Interesting. This simultaneously breaks the symmetry but preserves balance.
I thought at first that it was too symmetrical. Especially the sets of wires. But now I think that symmetry and having the face in the center of the picture gives a feeling that everything was in perfect order before the failure. Also the broken wires and the being looking to the picture's right gives "weight" to that side while the extra wired object on the left gives "weight" there. Interesting. This simultaneously breaks the symmetry but preserves balance.
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