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Published: 2004-04-19 08:46:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 3384; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 1314
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It was on TV not less than a couple weeks ago. I know exactly what part you're referring to.
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Coolness, then, and thx for the reply!
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It look like te inside of a house with mirrored walls. I like the expansive feel it creates.
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It look like te inside of a house with wirrored walls. I like the expansive feel it creates.
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That's the first time I've ever sincerely said WOW!
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Interesting! I like the colors, and the theme is really cool. What software do you use, BTW?
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In other words: This is, where Darcula lives, after he was expelled from this Earth and now has to live in space in the 2300 century
No kidding, your stuff allways sends my imagination off in circles
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Wow, another amazing peice! You have such talent. I like the deph and the details in this one.
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You clown. (That's because when I saved it, I checked the "kinda blurryish" checkbox for my "2d part," and the "low jpg quality looking" for my "other parts.")
Oh, and the piece. Beautiful reflections. Instead of shrinking the whole thing in superficially, they really do give a depth to this piece that I like. There's just so much more that you can see through the reflected stuff, it's amazing. And the room itself is so humongously expansive.
It feels like the biggest room you've ever concieved. But bigger, like there are so many dimensions which could not possibly be captured, or even described. This place has the weight of more than just material and space -- it has meaning, past, strength.
So long as one can stay here, they will never be alone.
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that is awesome. but y is the quality bad?
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so im assuming its supposed to be like that cuz shes dizzy?
cuz the 2d part is kinda blurryish and low jpg quality looking. the other parts too.
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That's because when I saved it, I checked the "kinda blurryish" checkbox for my "2d part," and the "low jpg quality looking" for my "other parts."
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looks like someone's looking up from the city streets ^^ cool
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Could use more contrast but it has nice structure.
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I love the depth on this one, I could spend hours looking at this. fav+
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I love this - kinda Escher meets Blade Runner
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I want that as my house. This is crazy, just crazy, great!
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Its interesting, but I don't think its my thing
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The detail in this is awesome. And everything is shiny!
Looking at it, due to its angle does actually make me feel dizzy.
Great work!
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This is one of the most incredibly detailed, original pieces of digital abstract work I have seen. It looks like something that could exist, somewhere, if the laws of physics were different. Everything in the drawing, when I look at the little details, seems to fit together, to be logical, and yet when I look at the picture as a whole, my mind tells me that this place could not possibly exist.
I especially like the set of stairs at the "bottom" of the structure. They seem perfectly normal, and yet there are little details that are a little off, which make it more interesting than the average picture.
I could spend hours looking at this.
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THIS IS AWESOME, BUT SOMETHING JUST DOESNT SEEM RIGHT...still a good piece
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yeah thats really nice i have to sy...like the nice colors a lot man!
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My god, you should be a god. right? *dies*
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I always find that you perspective pictures hurt my eyes, in a good way 
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damn. what the fuck it really is. 
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very Escher-esque indeed. crazy-go-nuts. i like it.
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alright finaly an original 3d abstract
great job.
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Little to chaotic for me not my style but nice job
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Dam that's really nice, it's like M.C. Escher learned how to use a computer 
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