Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam
Drawing \ Uncategorized | 09/16/03 @125 |
TheMailMan |
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After 911 a buddy of mine named Alex did a drawing, it was Uncle Sam mad! So working in an art dept I asked if I could airbrush it in Photoshop. The illustration your looking at was based of the original drawing and just to boost moral! Enjoy!
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09/16/03 @224
First of all, it looks awkward because with the hand in it's given position the words "United States" should be fliped 180 degrees. Tatoo'd letters across the knuckls, for example are spelled out so that others can read it, not so tha the wearing can (of course that would looks dumb in the above picture)
Also, I think the godiness of the ring, implies some sort of political message (wether intended or not). Of course, if was intended, then you got your point across.
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09/16/03 @559
Nice colouring.
09/17/03 @711
Will be cool to see some others arts with your skills, this pic is verry well done.
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09/23/03 @657
To butt in on your conversation:
Honestly, MailMan, I don't think Hybridos meant any insult to the U.S.A., though perhaps what he said could have been put better. What he's pointing out, I believe, is the fact that we (I'm American too) have gotten all worked up about our admittedly horrible tragedy, while before and since 9/11 even more horrible things have been happening in countries we probably couldn't even locate on the map. So why do we only care when it hits home?
This is probably a bit of a heavy discussion for this arena, but I felt I had to clear that up. "We can beat anyone in a fight" isn't the best foreign policy, especially for a country with its eyes firmly shut to the rest of the world.
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