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spacemanpajamas t1_ixdarmm wrote

Eye is a great piece.

What's with animating it though??

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cyberbully703 t1_ixegm5c wrote

Replying to spacemanpajamas (#616,907)

If you look into the eye the animation of the drawing gives depth to the iris and the skull inside the pupil, making it seem like it’s REALLY in there. It may not have been necessary, but it provides for a much more complex piece.

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KathCTARules t1_ixexu6g wrote

One of my all time favorite artists, along with Wassily Kandinsky and some other honorable mentions (Really Like Fernando Botero, Victor Vasserely, Van Gogh, and more).

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winds10 t1_ixfaug0 wrote

Whoa, this looks for real 3D.

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wodo26 t1_ixfkr9f wrote

Looks 3d but...

..closing one eye actually enhances the 3d effect. Might seem counter intuitive since we use two eyes for stereo vision but for flat images single eye seems to tricks the brain more effectively into computing 3d imagery.

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strawberrycouture t1_ixfljfu wrote

MC Escher is one of my favorite artists. He defies perspectives especially in his stairs photos.

The skull in the photo looks deep. Ahead of his time. Brilliant!

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xyzzzie t1_ixgqifx wrote

amazing work. really makes you stop and stare

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TonyDungyHatesOP t1_ixgvjae wrote

The shakiness of the eye is scarier than the skull reflected in it.

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