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Re: I Don't Think We Survived That Nova... | ||
Posted By: Philtron | Date: 6/18/12 6:30 a.m. | |
In Response To: Re: I Don't Think We Survived That Nova... (PerseusSpartacus) : Where's the evidence for this? Are you kidding me? The entire visual language of the image is telling us that this isn't an arm being ripped apart. That's not four pieces of an arm; it's one arm at four different stages of construction. You're scrolling through the four images from left to right and as you do the arm becomes bigger and more complex in its structure. This implies that we're watching a progression of growth. It's like four frames in an animation. So how do we know that those are four images and not four pieces in one image?
If I saw an arm in sections with blood everywhere I would also assume it was torn apart. But the arm isn't in sections, as show in the above paragraph, and there isn't blood everywhere. Those blood splatters aren't part of the same drawing as the arm, just like that brown canvas isn't part of the drawing. The arm is drawn on top of the canvas, and on top of the blood. If that blood was supposed to have come from the arm it would have been drawn completely differently. Instead the blood is drawn as though blood was spattered onto the canvas and then an arm was drawn over it. The blood is part of the canvas, part of the image, but it is not part of the arm.
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