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Published: 2011-04-27 19:40:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 1730; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 42
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(A3 pencil drawing coloured on photoshop)Square One - a portrait of the artist at work.
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nonostante di tempo ne Γ¨ passato dalle tue rappresentazioni pittoriche di un tempo l'uomo non cambia la sua condizione. questo Γ¨ quello che mi dice il tuo square one
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this art remind my typical day at work in call center
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This is a great piece! This reminds me of a job I had doing order entry, it sucked eggs
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This protal is so close to home. The cultivation of this atmosphere is far to prevalent these dayz.
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I was waiting to see a new theme from you. Amazing work as always!
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Lovely piece. Very atmospheric and representative of the monotony that is 9-5.
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It would have been better if the desk drawer was open and there was a gun in it.
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I think some days it's just as well I don't have a gun with me at work!
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its me, waiting for the shift come to an end, arrgh!!!
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I think anyone who works in a dull job can relate to that feeling! The funny thing is that I did most of this drawing at work, sat at my desk, over the course of several lunch breaks. I suppose there was something cathartic about depicting myself in my job looking miserable, while being at work feeling miserable!
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i hear you! after working at various offices for about 10 years, i ve learned to ignore the whole nonsense, learned to shut down certain parts of my mind. I do too draw at work, mostly when noone is around or at my smoking breaks. In my case, smoking has some advantages in this case
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Thanks - nice to know I'm not alone, it's been roughly a 10 year stretch for me too, in various institutions! I know exactly what you mean about shutting down parts of you're mind - it's almost like mental hibernation some days. Keep drawing!
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