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    Maxime Archambault

    now up to vote on threadless http://www.threadless.com/submission/419595/I_COME_IN_PEACE?streetteam=S-3

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    Robin Florie

    Scary Birds

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    Robin Florie

    The Paptorioq (Scary Birds) The second of four Scary Birds. You can watch them on my website if you dare. www.florie-ink.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LmMqoTXr1Y&feature=youtu.be

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    Robin Florie

    The Mutoriasas Scarybirds The Mutoriasas is one of four scary birds that I made. You can watch them on my website if you dare. www.florie-ink.com

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    Daniela Owergoor

    Photomanipulation Full Credits: dxpo.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=0#/d467lmb

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    Daniela Owergoor

    Photomanipulation. Full Credits: dxpo.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=24#/d3g63fh

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    Robin Florie

    Black Crocuta

    1 Game Design
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    Andrezza Vantini

    Artwork: Lost in Dreams. Medium: Photoshop and Wacom. Time: 8 hours.

    1 Graphic Design
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    Andrezza Vantini

    Oxymoron Project. Medium: Photoshop and Wacom. Time: 20 hours.

    0 Graphic Design
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    Andrezza Vantini

    Medium: Photoshop and Maya. Time: 22 hours.

    1 Graphic Design
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    Mario Veltri

    I found a very old concept in my old papers. A concept I made when I was four years old, than I asked myself, "oh my God, was that the way I was looking at the world?" Than I tried to use my actual artistic skills to reproduce that feeling.

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    Christine Nowek

    "THE EMPOUSAI (or Empusae), MORMOLYKEIAI (Mormolyceae) and LAMIAI (Lamiae) were fearsome underworld Daimones who lured young men in the guise of beautiful women to their beds to their flesh and blood. Behind the deceiving illusion of a beautiful woman they were truly demonic--the Lamiai had serpentine tails in place of legs, while the Empousai had flaming hair and mismatched legs of brass and donkey. Later authors described the Lamiai as haunting ghosts (phasma) which also employed illusion in the seduction of young men. They were companions of Hekate, the goddess of witchcraft and haunting ghosts, who came forth with her from the depths of the underworld. The Empousai and Lamiai were the ancient equivalent of vampyres and succubi."

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