Created by: Jimmy, Hilary, Heather, and Stephen
By: Kevin
This is tremendous. The pallete consistancy is amazing. Kudos to all.
October 26, 2001 12:59 PM
By: Phineas
The Corpse is very nice indeed, but I think my favorite part to this one is the title. Just keep repeating it to yourself for a bit... see?
October 26, 2001 01:12 PM
By: bran
Wow, guys! Superby job. I mean... Wow! The color consistency alone is phenominal, but the kind of raw, psycho-sexual/carnal/metatormential subject matter is mind-blowing as well. It looks great.
October 26, 2001 01:24 PM
By: Louisa
The whole thing is awfully serendipitous: the name, the palette, the sort of sexual/physical objectification theme...
Nicely, nicely done. Félicitations, tout le monde!
October 26, 2001 01:33 PM
By: Andrew
Indeed, one of the best so far (but aren't they all?).
This one will do wonders for the chiropractic profession.
October 26, 2001 02:45 PM
By: Casey
Looking at this, I smell the iron of dried blood. Wow. If Miró had a hand in the previous corpse, you channelled Goya into this one. Horrible and wonderful at the same time.
October 26, 2001 06:16 PM
By: Charles
Cool. It looks like Francis Bacon had he taken lessons from Degas - then Warhol stopped by and added some tag lines.
"Oh wonderful, wonderful . . .it just needs a little moisture. They look awfully hot, don'tcha think?"
October 26, 2001 07:00 PM
By: heather
I'm so happy with this one. the colors, the ghoulish spirit, the bloody consistency....
It's spooky how the eyes in Hilary's piece match the banners in my own...I love that.
October 28, 2001 08:58 AM
By: mirla
impressive seam-joining -- and yes, the consistent pallette was the immediate striking feature for me, as well.
bravissimo!
October 28, 2001 07:04 PM
By: hilary
no doubt, heather! it's almost as if they are looking at them. spooky!
October 28, 2001 07:26 PM
By: Kevin
It's also interesting to me that this is the first EC that seems like it should be read from bottom to top.
October 29, 2001 09:39 AM
