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ZombieJesus
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*gapes in awe That 's beautiful! How did you get the 3D look? And is it a bit blurry on purpose?
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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« Reply #170 on: 11-22-2002 15:19 »
« Last Edit on: 11-22-2002 15:19 »
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Good pictures as always, Zed. Although I've never been a big fan of bicloptic Leela. That's one of the things I didn't like about "The Cyber House Rules" The guy behind Fry? Hmmm... , note it's 15 years since I last saw Blade Runner, so I could be wrong. You still did good.
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Zed 85
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« Reply #174 on: 11-22-2002 16:16 »
« Last Edit on: 11-22-2002 16:16 »
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It's supposed to be the human form of Bender...
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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sorry... I'm old and my eyes are weak, I see the resemblance now though.
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Loki
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wu_konguk, I'll ask him a question, if you want. Dunno if he will listen to me.
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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I'd volunteer as her driver anytime, anywhere. About the second pic: what were you thinking, Zed? Nice picture though, just the setting that bothers this old Leelaholic.
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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Hmmm, looks like she is held captive somewhere, and the lightning are a sort of escape deterent. They're activated when the chain is pulled. Quite evil, and effective it seems.
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Zed 85
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Interesting... Actually the "lightning" wasn't going to be there until I decided that the shadows weren't quite good enough at making the pic PG-13 etc, they're a last minute addition. The pic's actually um... what'stheword...metaphoric...it symbolises...something... man!
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Loki
Professor
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Uh, too late I've looked at here. Very Niccccce pics, though. Leela's hat at first pic... You know it's not comfy to wear such stuff if it's not a winter . And I like the second one too. Explanation? Hm... I think Freud would manage better than me… maybe I tell my a bit later...
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Loki
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Ok, let Freud help me. Let’s start with obvious facts: 1) She’s imprisoned. 2) She feels pain (physical is a metaphor for mental) 3) She lusts to break free so much. The roots of it lie deep in a human psychology. In a psychology of the author 4) She’s captured by a neck brace. Neck brace has a special meaning in the whole picture. Let’s think of it. Neck brace is a thing that can enchain you, but leave your limbs free. Thus you’re binded and free at the same time. Also neck brace separates the head from the other body, makes it obvious that the body and the head are not the one. Also, in middle ages, a collar ordinary was treated as a most humiliating type of binding, because it normally putted on dogs. 5) She’s standing on tiptoes. This underlines the picture of her lust. (either pain) Make it more sharply. 6) She’s naked but covered with shadows. This shows masqueraded nevertheless obvious truth. 7) Chain Lightnings highlight the picture, bring a greater energy to it. They emphasize her desire, her will. 8) White-to-black gradient. The background is white in the upper-left corner. And dark in bottom-right. White and black colors always symbolize good and evil, godlike and darklike. Her face is turned towards white corner... interesting. And almost all her body lies in a bright half of the picture, while she stands definitely on dark side. I think this also have a particular meaning. 9) Lightnings are coming from all directions which mean confusing of her willing to break free. Ok, enough for the first time.
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Loki
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The second one is one of your best Futurama pictures, my friend. It’s emotional and thus I like it. And what is most important it is an art, not just a drawing or a portrait. And as art it's highly tied with your inner feelings and your present desires. And what I wrote is a vision of this picture and its details; I don’t lay claim to a role of your home psychologist. Forgive me, if I was too rude to it. But what I wrote is exactly what I feel looking onto it
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