| 1 Oct 2004 | Audrey S. Totire | Loading...I'm surprised you haven't gotten any comments for this. This is great...*L*--Dead guy on a slab? That's a great title. I think the perspective of the dead guy is done well. Makes you wonder what this is all about. It reminds me of --Having my daughter open the trunk of a used car we bought to make sure that there were no dead bodies stashed inside. That scared her into not wanting to checking it alone! Valarie Nicharico replies: "hehe, thanks ^,^ I always thought this was a great piece. I don't know why it got overlooked...it's been up for a looooong time. I always thought it was very dreamlike...really calming actually. The title was a joke from my art teacher in high school when I did it....just stuck *shrug* but it fit, lol." | |
| 17 Dec 2004 | Lindzi V. Sayles | Loading...It's kind of surreal in a way, it looks like his body is being carried away to heaven, but i don't think he can fit through that door. I know your art teacher told you to do this but whats the idea about this, i'm quite interested? Valarie Nicharico replies: "She was trying to force me to do perspective and to use watercolors. I hate perspective with a passion...and watercolors hate me...but I did finally decide on something surreal...She'd asked me why I didn't make the slab into a gurney like in a hospital..."Too morbid"...but the original model for the piece was from a religious magazine somewhere as a depiction of Christ. I don't think it really went much further than "lets put these two images together" with the door and the slab... It just sortof came out that way. ^.^ " | |