Freedom
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- Score
- 4.52 / 5.00
- Date
- 12/31/2010
- Category
- Illustration
- File Info
- 950 x 650 px
- JPEG
- 201.9 kb
- Tags
- tree
- snow
- earth
- cold
- Frontpaged December 31, 2010
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Author Comments
An illustration of breaking free.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jan 4, 2011
lol.
kinda reminds me of me being free to do what i like (free from parents XD). i like your drawing style, keep it up ;)
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jan 4, 2011
well, thats seriously weird
haha wot on earth is that?! anyway funny drawings
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jan 3, 2011
Troll tree
Problem, gravity? *Trollface*
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jan 3, 2011
Took me a while to see what was going on...
...But then I realized what I was looking at, and I find it very touching for some reason. The face of the island might scare some people, but I personally find it adds to that naïve thought of release and freedom...
I'm probably reading too much into this but as far as my opinion goes: I love it!
On a side note: it reminded me of the indie game Osmos at first. Ever played that game? It has a similar thought behind it... Check it out if you haven't!
I have not played Osmos but I'll gladly look in to it!
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jan 2, 2011
Actually, quite touching...
I didn't have very high expectations when i clicked this picture from the frontpage, for i didn't quite get the expression on the smiling landmass thingie.
When I looked at the picture as a whole and the meaning of it, it became a touching piece of art, as the thingie's dumb expression tells of naive joy of breaking free without truly understanding the consequences. It made me quite sad, actually.
Nice work!