be honest!

[Miryana]

every opinion is valuable !

[Juliep]

Hi Miryana,

My first thought was that I could see the first one in a very modern sleek black frame in an all white and black room that has red accents.

The second one isn't exactly my cup of tea but I can appreciate that work that went into it, style, composition, and content.

Then I looked at the titles and it all came together.

Juliep

[william]

Your images have a strong graphic feel to them. I think the addition color adds a level of expression compared to the black and white. This second one is my favorite of the two, and leads me to ask, what inspired this image?

[Miryana]

it was inspired by pain! you know the feeling that the whole world is against you and everybody are watching and waithing for you to make one wrong step and you want to scream but you can't ,you wan't to hide from all those eyes but you still can't.Well i can in this wonderfull world of imagination called art.

[weirdpuckett]

I love both . . . I think the first is a best seller tee shirt and the second would make a great album cover!!

[mfboyd]

"Schizophrenia" is a very good, strong, graphic piece. It would make an excellent T-shirt. "Paranoia" is a good concept that needs to be fleshed out, I feel. The floating eyes seem like an afterthought and could be positioned, or portrayed, in a more threatening and effective way. All in all good work and good luck.

[Finding Joy]

I wanted to ask you if you just watched a "Saw" movie. Instinctively, I am attracted to black and white, but i love being surprised by a splash of color for punctuation, or solidarity, or just to break the monotony.... whatever your reason for limiting yourself to grayscale, , it appeals to me on a somber, quiet level. Maybe color would have added anxiety? But obeying the confines of the title, perhaps it has sufficiently urged me to question myself?

[ehoeveler]

I love both of these - the layouts AND the colors!