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  2011

  Apr 15
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  Netinho Maia

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  Study for a possible paint with oil on canvas. Graphite on moleskine.

  In my blog have more studies and paintings.

  netinhomaia.blogspot.com
  tags: anatomy | art | bones | face | graphite | muscles | skull | study
   

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  Rubin Pingk 11:46 pm on April 15, 2011 | #

  Someday this type of cosmetic modification will be possible and kids everywhere will be sporting a visible mandible.

  Great sense of depth with the eye sockets. Hardcore.

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  Netinho Maia 1:22 pm on April 16, 2011 | #

  hehehe. It’s true. Thanks for your comment.

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  greyseal 2:21 pm on April 16, 2011 | #

  Ok, ok… in an evolutionary sense, first we grow the hair. That makes us look less reptile and more mammal. Then we lose the body hair, that makes us look more “human like” less apelike. Then we primp the remaining hair on the face and head makes us more godlike, less human. Then like a good Roman, we cut off all head and face hair to make us more “modern” than godlike since god stopped existing in modern times. Now, we have created cosmetic modifications so we stop looking like each other. You know, every man his own god. Last, a genetic modification, (not in our lifetime though) then we are GODS. What will this god creature look like? Simple answer if you look to the most prevalent and successful of life forms. It is an insect. It too sports a visible mandible. Rubin, Netinho, Regards!

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  Netinho Maia 8:51 pm on May 6, 2011 | #

  Wow, it’s very beautiful explanation, greyseal. I going investigate more this relationship between man and insects.
  Thanks a lot!!!

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