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"The Strange Machinery of Desire" by Ursula Vernon

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Tag As FavoriteComment		Alright, hands up where I can see 'em. Who here saw 'The Cell?' Who thought that, relatively unremarkable plot aside, it had gorgeous visuals? Who spent that night, snug in their beds, while visions of concrete and rebar danced in their heads? Who spent much of the next day at work doodling concrete origami cranes with bird skulls on them? Anybody?....okay, well, I guess it was just me. Don't ask me what it means, or where the title's from--it just attached itself to the painting, and I don't know where it's from. I love concrete.


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25 Jul 200745 Amanda
I love that movie...i know i'm weird but that guys was damn sexy to me! I loved the graphics and effects in it. Favy part was when Vince Vaughn was having his intestines slowlly ripped out by that musical thing....gorgeous! ..once again i am weird.. ^_^
22 Jan 2008:-) Jessica N M.
i like this one. I guess the name suits it well
3 Feb 2008:-) Kathleen Lori Flynn
I love it but,WHAT is it?
6 Aug 2008:-) Caitlin N. Veit
This gave me a dream in which a girl with long blue hair was standing in the center of giant paper cranes that were gods that she was making an offering to. I guess your work has a good effect on my brain. It always makes me think.
29 Aug 2008:-) Mimi ebonyfeathers scarlet
i love it
14 Jan 200945 Silvaerin’a
Very impressive! This is very dystopic future meets steampunk...
21 Jan 201045 RaffLone
A paper crane that is often folded in oragimi in asia stands for hope. And with the skull placed atop the head of that mean put together is a very interesting concept.
4 Jul 2010:-) Keeana Penny Borrowman
Oh I remember this one. I think I’ll tag it this time. Very queer, very nice.
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'The Strange Machinery of Desire':
 • Created by: :-) Ursula Vernon
 • Copyright: ©Ursula Vernon. All rights reserved!

 • Keywords: Art, Bone, Cell, Concrete, Crane, Gear, Machine, Origami, Painter, Rust, Skull
 • Categories: Architecture, Houses, Castles, etc, Dream Imagery, Still Life, Items (Like books, swords, shields), Vampires, Zombies, Undeads, Dark, Gothic
 • Techniques: Computer Painted from Scratch, Computer Program
 • Inspirations: Other Movie, TV-Show
 • Views: 17199
 • Resolution: 300x450

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