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excellent work!

out of curiosity:

what is holding it up?

Your distribution of the objects volume implies that the front is heavy enough for it fall over unless it's held or placed on a rack.

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thank you very much, Jezebel. images/smiles/icon_wink.gif

what media are you working in?

I don't see anything wrong with the idea at all. *shrugs*

Personally, I would have opted to photograph it from a more centered angle. But then, this could be an Installation sculpture, and the final ...

One method of the creative process as it relates to Abstract work is to produce as many marks as you can on seperate pages while contemplating whatever the inspiration is.

Then, after about 30-50 se ...

As someone else here said, though....

you can draw!

go darker....waaaayy darker images/smiles/icon_wink.gif

toss out the B and H+ pencils and grab a softer ones. I recommend you work with a 4B for the basic layout (draw lightly), and a 6B and 9B to d ...

it reminds me of some german expressionist compositions.

You might want to decide what should go into the sky, though. images/smiles/icon_wink.gif

mmmmm....very tasty
you have great technical skills.

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I'm seeing a cross surrounded by a bunch of dix.

I will assume that the symbol of the cross is intentional, and the phalic recreations are meant to say something about the state of religion?

Swastika was originally a symbol for peace, and was used in the areas southeast of Germany.

As a symbol in illustration, you need to be very careful that the subject you are illustrating is entirely ...

*wonders for a second how anyone could claim a composition as their own*

for that matter, how would that get you any further ahead in the grand scheme of things?

Example:
if I stole someone's work f ...

buy these colours and you'll be able to mix all the others:

Ultramarine Blue (you have)
Thalo Blue
Hansa Lemon Yellow
Cadmium Yellow Med
Cadmium Red Light
Rose Red

Iron Black (faster shades)
uh,,,, ...