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Submitted: January 11, 2011
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converge-departby ~teaganwhite

Traditional Art / Drawings / Other

©2011-2013 ~teaganwhite

graphite & iridescent acrylic on paper, 30"x40"

continuation of a body of work dealing with life cycles. class work, fall 2010.

thinking about collective consciousness, and the possibility of an individual's consciousness being a partition of the whole, and would therefore in death be returned to a richer, more harmonious, more complete state. not something i necessarily believe, but ideas are fun to play with.

detail shots here: [link]

also for the assignment we had to make the piece at least somewhat of an homage to an illustrator we admire. i picked krzystof domaradzki.

~bellincona Sep 2, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

I like your artwork very much!

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!Aivre Mar 6, 2011 Professional Interface Designer

^{your work has been featured here}

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~Bluesigma Jan 14, 2011 Student Artist

very cool

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~dark-night-anya Jan 12, 2011

Fantastic. I love the clean lines and detailing in the picture. Beautifully done.

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~deebats Jan 12, 2011

Jesus. Everything you do is amazing. It inspires me.

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~forbirds Jan 12, 2011

when will they make computer screens that lets you see the metallic sheen of this piece

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~teaganwhite Jan 12, 2011 Professional General Artist

i could probably make the image into a .gif where the gold parts sparkle.. would that be better???

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~forbirds Jan 12, 2011

slightly cheesy, but i'd have to see it to know

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~JaZz-oR Jan 12, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

WOW, this is amazing! O.o

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~Revolvist Jan 12, 2011 Hobbyist Writer

Ah, the collective consciousness. It always makes me happy to think that wer're all part of one mind, looking at the world through different eyes.

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