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TheDreadfulPencil
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[2015-01-06 21:12:51 +0000 UTC]
"Suffer Express Repeat"
(United Kingdom)
# Statistics
Favourites: 1934; Deviations: 1343; Watchers: 275
Watching: 103; Pageviews: 46288; Comments Made: 5870; Friends: 103
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Van GoghFavorite movies: Room at the top, 2001, Vincent and Theo, 1984, Lost in Translation, Solaris, Superman, Brief Encounter
Favorite TV shows: Tales of the Unexpected, The Twilight Zone
Favorite bands / musical artists: Ligeti, Rachmaninov, Michael Nyman, Manuel Gottsching
Favorite books: Narcissus and Goldmund
Favorite writers: Ray Bradbury, Herman Hesse, William Walker Atkinson
Favorite games: Spot the Artist
Favorite gaming platform: Anything that can support the weight of a TV and console.
Tools of the Trade: Mechanical and clutch pencils, anything that comes to hand that makes a mark.
Other Interests: Bicycles, vegan for 19 years.
# About me
Suffer, express, repeat.
# Comments
Comments: 502
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Youβre welcome and thanks for the nice comment.
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for someone of your enormous talent to fav a sketch of mine, I am honored..thank youΒ
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Well thank you very much, I'm sincerely grateful for the huge compliment. However, don't sell yourself so short; you have a good eye and create some interesting work full of detail and unusual perspectives. You often incorporate multiple figures in the same drawing. That takes a hell of a lot of determination and work. Many don't realise just how difficult this is.
All the best
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No need to thank me. Keep on drawing.
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You create and share interesting work. No need to to thank me, but likewise.
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You're welcome. I enjoy the sophistication of your work.
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Thanks for the new faves, ny esteemed pencil.
Good to have you back with new work.
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Hello again, it's good to hear from you. I've enjoyed looking at your recent work. It appears to have undergone quite a dramatic change in energy, focus and rendering since I was last here. It is good to see.
As for me; it was touch and go for a while, but in my darkest hour I realised it's possible that I would simply be replacing one set of unpleasant circumstances with another.
For now my hand is stayed and I live to fight (and hopefully paint) another day.
Best wishes,
DP
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Hey, has been a month since the last one, small break?
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Β Thank you very much for faving, Pencil! Β
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Youβve really developed as an artist since I last saw your work. Itβs very good to see how much you have improved.
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Thank you so much! That means a lot 
I'm glad to be back and to see your works again, keep on doing what you do 
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Youβre always welcome. It was a pleasant surprise to see the work youβve produced on your return. Keep moving ever forwards with your art. All the best.
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Thank you so much! All the best for you too
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Thanks for the comments on my latest.
Just wanted to do a painting without blue.
Grand Opening is as close as I get to erotic art, although to paraphrase Freud, sometimes a dome is just a dome.
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You're welcome. No matter the choices we make in the process of creation, once released, a single image can take on many separate lives of its own. Seen through the subjective experiences of the viewer, our paintings can often become something quite different than what we originally envisioned and sought to communicate. Seen in that light, a dome could represent almost anything, though likely stays within the confines of established archetypes.
An aspect of the painting I found especially interesting were the subtle squares in the lower right hand alcove.
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Cheers! Hope you have a good un!
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The pleasure was all mine.
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