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frederiqueroy70

"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep." ~ Scott Adams

The Awakening

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Posted by jannina on September 17, 2012

Wow!! :)

 
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Posted by steveperry on February 08, 2012

Now that's IDENTITY!!!

 
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Posted by rodeorose on February 07, 2012

Oh wow!! Fred!! I have some catching up to do with your forum- this is such a special work and tribute to such an amazing lady we all love here so much!!

Posted by frederiqueroy70 on February 07, 2012

Thanks Rosie! Yes, Lianne has been so supportive and insightful on the topic of self-growth or metamorphosis, I was thinking of her as I completed this piece :)

 
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Posted by bernsgilnamurphy on February 03, 2012

fabulous work Fred!

 
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Posted by ninafosdick on February 02, 2012

Like the movement in the middle panel..very well done!

Posted by frederiqueroy70 on February 03, 2012

Thanks Nina! I like the movement too, I plan to explore this avenue some more this weekend! It gives me a good excuse to work on my Photoshop skills as well.

 
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Posted by steveperry on February 02, 2012

Hey!!! Very interesting!!! What a great giant mural this would be!

 
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Posted by lianne on February 02, 2012

Another incredible piece Fred - rich with the same kind of symbolism and meaning as your last triptych.

 
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Posted by julce on February 02, 2012

Really cool piece Fred!!!

 
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Posted by monasmiled on February 02, 2012

when lookin right to left which I tend to do...looks like you are falling away under water...

Posted by monasmiled on February 02, 2012

although I know you are supposed to look left to right...which I like how you become more infocus and alive...

Posted by monasmiled on February 02, 2012

for me I see a glass half/empty or full type of visual depending on how I view it...:) I really like it

Posted by monasmiled on February 02, 2012

shut your eyes...and use all your other senses:)

Posted by frederiqueroy70 on February 02, 2012

I agree, I think the piece can be read either way! Til the last minute I wasn't sure if "her" eyes should be open at the beginning or at the end...

 
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