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Date Picture Taken: Dec 25, 2004, 7:52:26 PM
Submitted: March 16, 2005
Image Size: 28.9 KB
Resolution: 330×440
Comments: 29
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Make: SONY
Model: DCR-HC30
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F Number: F/2.4
Focal Length: 5 mm
Date Picture Taken: Dec 25, 2004, 7:52:26 PM
Artist's Comments
Fava Bean took me two weeks to make. The doll was a regular cute little doll that was being thrown away. I ripped off her hair, sawed off the top of her head with a Dremmel tool, and painted her like rot. She measures 6" tall. The brain was made with oil based clay and hand painted and sealed. The spine was handmade with de-fuzzed pipe cleaners and painted. She was a labor of love.
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Devious Comments
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It's the artist's masochism- slicing at the psyche to paint with the pain.
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"I felt like destroying something beautiful"
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"The giants wept a thunder that scattered across the skies. Was this all she was good for?"
"Spiritually, the only difference between dying and healing is the energy to resist."
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