Post number #149012, ID: aecf52
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It's me again. Don't know me? Don't like me? Join the crew. I'll add you to the list. But I'm here to show off something I think you'll love.
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>Depicted is a gruesome yet oddly artistic amalgamation of Lilim limbs, heads, and other various body parts. Held together with wire and plenty of oil drenching the sculpture. On the wall is what looks like an eye of Ra drawn in oil.
Surely you'll all love this. Or simply ignore it. One day we'll meet dearest Thoth. -Angus
Post number #149013, ID: aecf52
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I was gone for a while. Because I was working on this. But I'm back~
Let's have some fun. -Angus
Post number #149016, ID: 0e326d
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There will be consequences
Post number #149018, ID: aecf52
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>>149016 I await them kind anonymous. -Angus
Post number #149022, ID: b469ef
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Nice art, you planning on selling it, though then again, It doesn't look that portable. Overall 7.8/10 hope i'm not in the next one.
Post number #149026, ID: 0e326d
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Consequences being Lilim escorts no longer allowing Bondage play in fear of getting killed. You're screwing me over man
Post number #149031, ID: aecf52
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>>149026 My apologies. I'll leave the wire out next time. >>149022 A 7.8! Hell yeah! Thank you! If you keep this up you won't be in the next one. Maybe~ -Angus
Post number #149032, ID: 588a8c
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Dunno what the person above is talking about, just a bunch of limbs brutishly slapped together. There is no actual message behind it, and the same could be achieved with the use of more common and easily-obtained components. And even despite using a quite difficult to obtain alive (I assume, unless you just found already mutilated body) lilim, you made no effort to work the material. Just slapped limbs with wire.
Post number #149034, ID: 588a8c
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Next time you will try doing a corpse sculpture, at least study a bit. Arachne has fine examples of how it is supposed to be done. —K-in-Y
Post number #149036, ID: b469ef
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>>149032 Clearly you need to take a better look at it. The sheer audacity and brutishness of the use of expensive lilim parts contrasted wuth the wire makes quite the statement no?
Post number #149044, ID: aecf52
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This is good feedback though. I'll have to find this arachne person and learn a thing or two. This was more towards Thoth, but I do appreciate the feedback.
Also these were killed by my hand. I have a few GCPD badges from some of them too. They really don't put up much of a fight. -Angus
Post number #149053, ID: 588a8c
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>>149036 "I'm not afraid to waste materials"? Lilim was killed not to provide the materials, they were killed to be killed, and the statue is the secondary product here. There is no exact order in body parts placement, they are literally just slapped together. When you make a statement, not only the statue itself, the whole process of creation and acquirement of materials are dedicated to the message, done in a way to represent that message. That is art, this — not yet. —K-in-Y
Post number #149057, ID: aecf52
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>>149053 What do you suggest I do? I can take it apart and remake it? Should I put all the arms together and have them individually hold a head? What do you suggest? I'm actually kind of invested now. -Angus
Post number #149063, ID: 588a8c
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>>149057 You should decide what message you want to send out into the world, then you decide what materials would correspond with this message the best, then you think of a way to acquire these materials so that act itself delivers your message, and after the acquirement you think of a composition and tools that suit the message best. You should breathe that idea. Do it like this you will create your art. If I simply tell you what to do, it will be MY art. —K-in-Y
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Post number #149073, ID: aecf52
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>>149063 Noted. I'll be back in a few days with something better. Thank you dearly. -Angus
Post number #149074, ID: 711573
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Sorry to put a damper on this great critique of the arts but what you've done is illegal under section GIA article 3. I'm afraid I'll have to launch an investigation against you. Cheers. &
Post number #149075, ID: aecf52
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>>149074 There's already quite a few being done. I'm less than remotely intimidated. I can just take officers right from under the GCPD's nose and they barely twitch. Keep trying, dog. -Angus
Post number #149076, ID: b469ef
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So are you gonna go out and kill some mote people or recycle this one? just curious
Post number #149097, ID: aecf52
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>>149076 It took me roughly 3 weeks to accrue all these, and some of these parts are exceedingly rare. I'm going to get a few fresh ones at some undetermined point and reuse the good parts. I'll just give the other parts to some blackmarket twat. So it'll be a bit of both. But I don't plan to be gone for long. -Angus
Post number #149169, ID: b0341d
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Hey OP, I have a idea on how you could make profit off of it: You sell the Lilim parts afterwards to some hobbyist or the manufactuer. You've said yourself that they're rare, so why not? Or you could just re-use the parts. Whatever floats your boat. -RTR
Post number #149211, ID: 5ed2ad
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What a waste of perfectly good parts, a shame. -Falschen
Post number #149217, ID: 44e12d
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>>149211 Yeah, I agree. Whether or not it's art, it has no meaning.
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| It's me again. Don't know me? Don't like me? Join the crew. I'll add you to the list. But I'm here to show off something I think you'll love.
Anoffering.png
>Depicted is a gruesome yet oddly artistic amalgamation of Lilim limbs, heads, and other various body parts. Held together with wire and plenty of oil drenching the sculpture. On the wall is what looks like an eye of Ra drawn in oil.
Surely you'll all love this. Or simply ignore it. One day we'll meet dearest Thoth.
-Angus