This is the best thing I've seen all day.
The colors are absolutely wonderful..
it's so lonely..
contemplative.
The boy's form reminds me a lot of Picasso's acrobats. (dammit . must. get. art history. out of head.)

I liek it, i just wish it were finished. Come on you know its incomplete. I don't wnan hear some silly excuse about how it adds something. It's incomplete, mayeb yiou dont need to finish the body or the shadow, but you gotta do soemthign so it feels as if you mean to make it look this way. Right now it looks liek you gave up. It's incomplete.

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hell ic an still see your pencil marks! and only where the rest of the body and shadow should be, its not a design elemnt, there thigns that show through caus eits incomplte. You finish this and i give you a fav cause it will be great.

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...nah. but thanks

Okay most of those words that these people are trying to write down are incomplete and they're trying to tell you your artwork is incomplete. They wouldn't know complete if it smacked them across the face and dripped blood down their startch white shirts until there was not a dry spot left on their clothing. They'd still think it was incomplete. I really like it the way it is. It's beautiful. Very surreal. And it is thoughtfull ... it's just that some people don't know how to think.

I love how you have no idea where the road is leading, how it just goes off the page to the side. The sky is beautiful. And the person is fascinating. They're looking at the ground--it makes you wonder what they're thinking about. And how the body holds no relevence. I really like your use of color. It's actually very hard to tell what color this person is ... in the places that there actually is color. There's something very fullfilling about emptiness. This took skill. I am highly impressed.

Man, you have a really cool style. I love the way you've manipulated the space.

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Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.

I really connect with this, and I don't mean that in a trivial sense.

I'm not even sure that I need to keep mentioning how blown away I am by your technical skill- next to you I deserve to be on a street corner scratching out 50 cent stick figure portraits and fleeing with the money (forgive the self-flagellation, but it's true).

Particularly love the reds and whites.

My associations and philosophical tangents as brought on by the fading figure: it reminds me of those walks where you fall into some natural rhythm and then you start to slowly lose yourself- like you aren't aware that you exist, only that the earth is around you...


Allison, you have wonderful eyes to be able to see like this.

wow... that's quite emotional without being overt...I love your style!

this is very beautiful
and very simple but in the best way possible... great gestures of motion, great perspective
i want more