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Subject: Another New Guy!

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WeAreLegion

Posts:3
09/08/2007 10:27 PM Alert 
Thought I would join this forum and get some feedback on my art. I have joined a few over the last week but all seem dead at best. A little warning, some of my art could be offensive to some...nothing that I consider overly perverse, but if your squemish watch out! Mostly pencile, some pen, from realistic to line art...I tend to move about. Please check it out and let me know what you think! (Since I am unable to figure out how to get a link into my post, here is the URL...sorry: http://web.mac.com/dhartnett/Noigels_Hole/Noigels_Art_Galleries/Noigels_Art_Galleries.html Attached is a sample of my work as well. (Had to shrink it to fit)





gourdhead1997
Posts:3
09/14/2007 10:24 PM Alert 

Legion,

         Disturbing but I guess that's the point. I like it. I will try out your website to see what else you've got. Don't change yourself because it doesn't fit in everybody's BOX.

                                                                        gourdhead1997
WeAreLegion

Posts:3
09/15/2007 9:26 AM Alert 
Thanks! I have just started getting back into my art, finding time is difficult when your past your teens lol. Feel free to check out my site, I posted my art there to get feedback like yours.
WeAreLegion

Posts:3
10/16/2007 6:54 PM Alert 
Humm...was really hoping for more feedback. Please feel free to check my site and post replies here or there, it would be very helpful! Thanks.
dugstertheater

Posts:19
10/17/2007 1:47 PM Alert 
The work you posted, illustrates violence, anguish, decadence, and also makes me feel claustrophobic because of the tight cropping. I guess your goal was to project those feelings, in an expressive manner. So you're successful, in my opinion. 
    Improvements?  Hmmm.  Look at the work of Francis Bacon. I'd like to see your drawing incorporate lighting and shading. Do the same drawing, but with severely different lighting effects. ...just some ideas. Study drawings from the Renaissance.  Those portraits and figures have a very real presence. Move toward realism and away from cartoonish caricatures.  -doug
Beverly73
Posts:20
01/02/2008 10:21 PM Alert 

Hello from central florida....do not be discouraged by those who find your subject matter disturbing.....art is always great art even if you don't care for the picture.....personally I like it .....I have a friend who does tats who would go nuts over it he says the grosser the better.lol

                                                                Beverly73
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