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Is it wrong that my initial reaction to this piece was, "Where'd he get those strawberry sprites?"
The Mickey-centric and probably-not-certified-by-Disney image above takes up but a small portion of the completed illustration, which is called "The Human Centerpiece," by the way. Check it out in all of its not-entirely-safe-for-work glory after the jump.
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Just in case anyone cares: "The Human Centerpiece" (as always, click on it to take a closer look at it) is a pigment transfer on triangle panel.
To see more of Anderson's work, head on over to his blog, his etsy shop or his Flickr photostream.
2 comments:
Oh my word. That's certainly...something. Ha! I'd be curious to know where the strawberry sprites came from, too.
Yes, Justin, it's certainly ... something, isn't it? I think I'm going to have to ask him about those strawberry sprites, BTW...
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