wow, didnt even see the guy there at first. very interesting concept!

Thanks man

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Cool!!! Great Work... The Flyer too!

Badass. Luton, eh? I might be there over the summer, I'll have to check out the drum 'n' bass/jungle scene there. Is it kicking?

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Ive never been to Luton man - but could well be worth the visit

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Thankyou very much

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It's boring as fuck really, my grandparents live there. So you must be relatively sorted in the world of flyer design then, as in, it's not just knockin them out for your mates, you gettin' paid real money for doin' flyers/posters?

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- Otto Sump, rat-scarer, 'Sob Story' benefactor, entrepeneur

Yahman, been doing paid flyer work since I was 15.. Not great amounts of money involved, but still enjoyin' it

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I love this style of Artwork. I've just noticed there's an aerial shot of a man walking beneath the surrealist canvas of the image. The thing that really make this image happen for me is the use of "light" and "shade". I'm gradually discovering how important these factors are in Art.

This is a dark composition, although not in a menacing way. Again, I have to come back to the amazing atmosphere those lighting effects add to this work. I also love the varied shades of dark greens, fading into black.

The circular shapes look very much like speakers, which obviously relates to the "Planet Bass" imagery. It's a great idea, and introduces abstract aspects as the shapes layer over each other - thus creating that sense of depth.

You've obviously spent time on this piece, and it shows. It's great Artwork, and instantly recognizable as your own unique style. Wonderful work.

Yan

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