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Cycles Material Studies (Volume 13)
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Cycles Material Studies (Volume 13)
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Stigma

Community Reporter · July 1, 2015

Reynante M. Martinez writes:

“Stigma,” my latest artwork.

A depiction of risks, anxiety, and norms.

More info (with HD renders)

I would love to hear your own interpretations of the artwork, let me know in the comments below. :)

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3 responses

  1. Mark LaBarr
    2 July 2015 at 04:07

    The ladybug is trapped, and the slightest rustle may alert the spiders, however it may also free the seed and waterdrop to nurture and grow new life.

    Nice work Reynante! Love the atmosphere.

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  2. Warren Reed
    2 July 2015 at 20:48

    When enough water collects, the drop, which has been steadily pulling the web down, will fall, releasing the spring energy of the pulled web, and the ladybug will be catapulted to safety, perhaps with the spider, who will be arrested by the insect police now that it is dislodged from its lair.

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  3. blazer003
    9 July 2015 at 19:24

    Beautiful artwork. Amazing sense of style. The lighting and composition and idea are all fantastic. Top notch work right here!

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