My knowledge, belief, and opinion are based on observation, experience, and self discovery. My mentality was not something handed to me by some '15-minute jesus'. For those reasons, I can stand on my own and hold my own. The rest can lie about their mandate, maybe threaten to move to where they think all the like minded followers dwell, or force everyone else out so they can wallow in their hubris without interruption. Sure. Find your flock you sheep - but remember this: reality will pick you off one by one, the wolves can circle forever; and your 'shepherds' are nothing more then sheep too.
Amazingly inspiring. It is nice to know there are other wolves out there. I have been a silent admirer of your work for quite a while now, but felt I had to respond to this piece. Know that the flock may seem huge and choking, but the pack is only thin because we scout for more like us. Keep up the great work, you influence many more than you know.
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That's a fabulous philosophy to hold, and one i intend to take to heart. I still have your "Sheeple" picture as wallpaper on my other computer Love all those dynamic, angry lines!
Very emotional, and very much something I agree with. Organized religion actively pisses me off, because I feel like so much of religion is based on intolerant tradition. People who find their own paths don't start the Salem Witch Trials or the Spanish Inquisition.
The anthro wolf looks a little wierd, but I love the representation you used for the sheep in the background. The color is bright, and harsh, but so is the message. And by the way--I know you categorized it under Anthro, but it seems like it should be Conceptual instead? I don't know.
Excellent work. Definitely a .
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I reject your reality, and substitute my...wait...where'd I put that frickin' thing...
Imho, the anthropomorphism here is being used as a metaphor, not as a hook to impress anthro fans. The dynamic, styilized wolf character stands out all the more from the clip-art-ish sheep figures.
Things in art don't always have to look *just* like something in nature.
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The anthro wolf looks a little wierd, but I love the representation you used for the sheep in the background. The color is bright, and harsh, but so is the message. And by the way--I know you categorized it under Anthro, but it seems like it should be Conceptual instead? I don't know.
Excellent work. Definitely a
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jeff> "Smile. Life is fun." me
I reject your reality, and substitute my...wait...where'd I put that frickin' thing...
Darnit, it's around here somewhere....
Another profoundly fabulous work. Well damn done
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