Man in the Box Version 2 by eekdog
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thanks for your time and visit today my dear rendo friends. hope your weekend went well.
a diff version of the song title by Alice in Chains.
Comments (21)
If this happened to me? I would sleep on the chair for six months. Finally some relaxation. LOL. But I am definitely staying out of all boxes. Heh. For sure. Excellent render, Steve, and very cool song interpretation!
Great idea bro
Cool !
Very nice work!
Living in an Box đ great work đ
Amazing artwork Steve. Well done.
Great work!
Nicely done.
Most of us, I'm afraid, are men in boxes ! Great job.
Interesting idea and great render, love the green eyecatcher :-)
Interesting situation. Makes me think of Schrödinger's cat.
Cool
Libérée, Délivrée C'est décidé, je m'en vais Paroles françaises de la reine des neiges, un petit peu différentes de l'originale
This reminds me of a house of mirrors at a carnival! Original idea & very well done!
ein sehr schöner Render
Interesting with unique colors.
Clever idea/concept and so well put together :)
Great scene and work!
Interesting; strange claustrophobic feeling to feel like being boxed. Is it what most of us feel ... socially? Being boxed as ... toxic," as "victims," into so many labels that indeed they are hiding our own humanity ... our soul.
Cool work...
I didn't know the song, but I love your version of it. It's like a cell, way under the earth, for Navy Seals or some secret ops team. I love the small box with images of the man, and then the bigger box that the man is in...and then the reflection of the man in the wall...a kind of "Hall of Mirrors" image, where everything is reflected over and over, into infinity.
Also your greens---which are way seductive---are broken into by the man's flesh-coloring and his black outfit. He and the chair break up the intense luminous greens.
Such imagination. You have a way with luminous and saturated colors---they come alive in your works. (Then you turn around and produce low-light pieces with ultra dark hues, yet with equal clarity.) You understand light! First rate work of enclosed space and intensity.