I love this.

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*aww* ... soo cute and sad. Wish I could help him

Great painting and excellent concept! Keep it up!

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Aww

you are my deviant hero.

As I said before, this is my favourite instalment in this series. It is a tragic, pessimistic but still critical and powerful way to end the three-piece collection, and if the others were stylish then this is absolutely godly.
Recently I was introduced to Mark Rothko's work, by my art-teacher who said some of my drawings have similar qualities, and I must say I was extremely impressed with his unique style. And upon seeing this work by you, I felt as thuogh this teddy bear had been tossed into one of Rothko's Untitled-works! This was a little surreal at first, because the colour-areas in his paintings seemed here to take on a liquid quality!! Quite a surreally postmodernist take, I should think.
But you continue this droplet motif here again, and through exagguration and inference you create what I believe is the culmination of all the elements in the first two pieces. The droplet here is red, which links it to the blood in the first piece, but it is given as a tear here, which links it to the second work's water-droplet in the speech bubble. This idea of 'tears of blood' on its own is quite unsettling and powerful, but there is an underlying self-irony or humour because of the identical elements.
Also, while in the first piece the smears of spilt blood were relatively small, here you have exaggurated that into what seems to be a great lake of blood. When this piece is looked at as a sort of consequence from the first one, the result is quite frightening; it is as if you are saying that if this 'sawing of arms' continues, we will revel and then drown in the consequences of our actions, macabrely personified here as blood.
The way you've painted the expanding rings of liquid blood here is really stylish, and the 3D realism mixed with this Rothko-esque abstract touch creates a really splendid effect.
In this piece the colours are even clearer than in the previous two, basically placing the white and red distinctly seperate of one another, and then including this wood-coloured teddy bear as a sort of unifying link between the two. Visually, this is perhaps the most appealing to me personally.

You have done a magnificent and stylish job with this series, and if I know you well enough I should say that this will not be the last such series produced by you. I look up to you and respect you as an artist and thinker, bravo.

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Already saw the 3 pices on your website pretty long ago and still like em really really much! I seem not to be able to choose a favourite one - they're all so great!

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Dear Inziladun,
Thank you so much for taking me the time share your thoughts about my work.
Your writings have been thorough and thought provoking.
Thank you!

cheers,
Luke Chueh

You're very welcome, it is an honour to analyse such professional, traditional and unique art as yours. Keep them coming!

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man, you are awesome.

i dont know what to say.. sorry

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