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Synopsis: Art is the Dance of Eternity...a concept that has been brewing in my head for a week or so now as of the moment I am writing this, and inspired by the music of Dream Theater, a progressive metal band. This poster art is quite the experiment for me, from abstract techniques, my concept, and a mix of other things. Enjoy!
20 inches x 40 inches, 300 DPI

NOTE: deviant PRINTS release will be 24 inches x 36 inches, due to the size constraints available for dA PRINTS. Just a bit of extra white border will be on the left and right sides, while the piece also shrunk in height by 4 inches (a minxture of moving a few things, mainly up, and cropping). Not my original size intentions, but it will do just as fine, and I suppose a quick trip to your local office supply store that has large size paper cutters will trim those few extra inches of white border right off.

EDIT: I really need to thank a friend of mine, who took the photography of the colored pencils for me. I didn't want to use any stock off the internet, so I am thankful that he was able to take the shot, pretty much right when I asked him. The original macro shot consists of around 30 or so colored pencils, all lined up and in color cordinated fashion. I took the ones I wanted, moved them together, and played with the levels and values to get the pencils a bit more vivid.
Anyways, I just have to thank him, he did a big favor for me and helped me make this piece completely unique.

Description
Synopsis: Art is the Dance of Eternity...a concept that has been brewing in my head for a week or so now as of the moment I am writing this, and inspired by the music of Dream Theater, a progressive metal band. This poster art is quite the experiment for me, from abstract techniques, my concept, and a mix of other things. Enjoy!
20 inches x 40 inches, 300 DPI

NOTE: deviant PRINTS release will be 24 inches x 36 inches, due to the size constraints available for dA PRINTS. Just a bit of extra white border will be on the left and right sides, while the piece also shrunk in height by 4 inches (a minxture of moving a few things, mainly up, and cropping). Not my original size intentions, but it will do just as fine, and I suppose a quick trip to your local office supply store that has large size paper cutters will trim those few extra inches of white border right off.

EDIT: I really need to thank a friend of mine, who took the photography of the colored pencils for me. I didn't want to use any stock off the internet, so I am thankful that he was able to take the shot, pretty much right when I asked him. The original macro shot consists of around 30 or so colored pencils, all lined up and in color cordinated fashion. I took the ones I wanted, moved them together, and played with the levels and values to get the pencils a bit more vivid.
Anyways, I just have to thank him, he did a big favor for me and helped me make this piece completely unique.