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Stumbled upon these and realized these look like the projects I've seen students do in DMA last year.
Really like the concept of interrupting the picture with objects.
Love the color schemes.

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  1. I love how the bottom picture is all black and then it has a little splash of red in it. I think the black brings out the red nicely.

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  2. Side profiles are one of my absolute favorite ways to portray the human face. To me, it brings out the beautiful sharp and individual features that we all have and it leaves a bit of mystery to the viewer. We aren't able to see their whole face and it leave the mind to wander.

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  3. I really like both these pieces, they both look complex and kind of sharp, I also really like the color choices in both pictures and the lines.

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