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Published: 2007-06-15 00:53:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 4695; Favourites: 157; Downloads: 198
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A collaborative project between myself and Paul Isaac of [link] , commissioned by 'The Sine Star Project' for their album 'Making Humans' but unfortunately never used. The life-size skeleton was constructed from tracing paper and where tracing paper was too flimsy, a flexible plastic substitute.Related content
Comments: 23
This is completely gorgeous and I love the angles, the lighting, the lines, it's all perfect. I'm a high school student starting a skeleton study project in one of my art classes and was wondering if I could have your permission to use the center photograph as a reference. It would be 2D, and I'm throwing in a bunch of stuff in and around it and working off a couple of my own refs, so it wouldn't be exactly the same as the picture, but the skeleton and the idea of lighting it from the inside would be the focal point. I just didn't just want to take your art without asking. If you would rather I didn't use the picture, I have some other ideas I've been working on that I could to turn to, so that would still be okay. This idea just seems like it would be the most successful to me. Thank you.
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So very gorgeous. I think my heart broke a little bit when I saw this.
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Incredible detail, Somewhat frightening but completely beautiful too.
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I featured this in my journal.
for random reasons...
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you deserve it this is awesome!
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how sad...i would totally want this...i don't know what's wrong with them. ^^
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This is possibly the coolest paper project I've ever seen!!
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wow!!
dude!!
thats fakin amazing!!
*bow*
well done
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That's a shame that it wasn't used; can it be used later?
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That's a shame that it wasn't used; can it be used later?
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Very cool this one. Good idea.
The faun from your other post is very amazing too.
You got talent.
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My first thought upon seeing this and reading your description: "That's really fucking good!"
Sorry it didn't get used, but it looks amazing!
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I won't even ask how you even begin to make something like this. Incredible.
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