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An entry for ~Burton-fans' Club ID contest.
Since this is a deviantID, I'm submitting it to that category, even though I do not intend to use it as such myself, but whatever. So... Yeah  My mind is clearly not familiar with the concept of "Less is more". To me, more seems to be more. Pushing "more" into the realm of "too much" results in "Crap". Anyway, yes, every piece of this, erm, piece... Let me start over: Every bit of this picture is a reference to a Tim Burton movie/creation, or to Mr. Burton himself. Namely, the movies referenced here are Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Corpse Bride, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sweeney Todd, Planet of the Apes, Mars Attacks, Batman, Sleepy Hollow and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I think those are all. Um, while I'm not completely disgusted about the result as a standalone piece, I don't feel this thing is quite appropriate for a club ID... But this is all I could come up with. Actually, the original concept was entirely different, but I was never crazy about it. One day, as I punched every inanimate object around me and tore my hair out in frustration and disgust, this second concept came to me. I liked it. Until I polluted it with execution, that is. But it could be worse. I found that the vertical proportion really influences my sense of composition, of which of course I have nothing. If there's a Surrealist sub-genre consisting of portaits of artist which contain a list of visual references to that artist, well, I think I'll feel right at home in that genre. If no such genre exists, then I'm a pioneer in the field of the Surrealist Resume  Well, that' it. Hope you like it. The fonts I don't know where I got. If anyone knows or is the one who owns that Nightmare Before Christmas font and does not grant free use, well, I'd like to know. All the characters here belong most likely to Tim Burton or Disney or Touchstone... And there is one tiny manipulated piece of photography from sxc.hu. |
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"Dare I blend this RENT DVD in the blender and inject the chunks into my veins?"
-Real Faker (Project D-Equel)
Charlie wouldn't be half as scary without the little Oompa Loompa guy...
(Yes, I have some psychiatric trauma involving dark-skinned little people ¬¬).
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Q: Why did the surrealist cross the road?
A: Because eight hallucinations of incandescent swans were melting irrevocably into the screaming ghost of Nelson de la Rosa.
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"Dare I blend this RENT DVD in the blender and inject the chunks into my veins?"
-Real Faker (Project D-Equel)
A pedophile??!! How dare you!
Now look here, Willy Wonka may be a lot of things, including but not limited to a murderer, a thief, a monkey-rapist, a druglord, a cannibal freemason, a professional table-tennis player, a guerrilla-warfare arms smuggler, a compulsive shopper with gambling problems, an alcoholic wife-beater and a black grand piano... erm... and a pedophile
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Q: Why did the surrealist cross the road?
A: Because eight hallucinations of incandescent swans were melting irrevocably into the screaming ghost of Nelson de la Rosa.
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Shalalalaaaa shalala in the morning!!!!!!!!
Hey, take a look to my gallery!!! I suck! xD [link]
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Q: Why did the surrealist cross the road?
A: Because eight hallucinations of incandescent swans were melting irrevocably into the screaming ghost of Nelson de la Rosa.
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Está bien, sos fanática al nivel sano. No dejes que pase de ahí porque después es complicado y lo vienen a buscar a uno los señores de blanco
(Ayer, cruzando la vía, ahí muuuy cerca de donde sacaste esas fotos de Ramos que subiste en tu otra cuenta, vi a una señora que era igual igual pero muy igual a tu abuela Hilda)...
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Q: Why did the surrealist cross the road?
A: Because eight hallucinations of incandescent swans were melting irrevocably into the screaming ghost of Nelson de la Rosa.
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