The first time I saw these photos, they were breathtaking. The colors, the compositions, the drama of the images: It all caught my attention.
To be honest, there was something about the photos that made it hard not to draw comparisons to the art of Renoir and Van Gogh. I was always a sucker for Van Gogh, as well as Rembrandt, so I had to figure out if this was going to be like another Van Gogh, Rembrandt, or both.
So I asked how much is the video at this time? The answer was about $500.00.
It’s a matter of taste, but I like the color, the contrast and the texture of the images. I also like the fact that the pictures were not created by Rakhdi. In fact, the fact that their art is not theirs was a bit of a surprise to me.
It’s not like they were actually doing the art, but it’s like if you put a lot of random images together and tried to make them look like you had created them. It doesn’t work. So this was just a big surprise to me.
The only thing that made it seem like it was happening in the first place was to make the art look like it was done by a Rakhdi. I had a lot of ideas about why it was done, but none of them were convincing. The first time I saw one of the photos, I was like, “This is actually a very interesting piece.
Well, it’s not. It’s just an image. However, I’d be interested in seeing a more detailed explanation of the work that went into the imagery and what the artist was trying to communicate.
It’s true that it looks as if Rakhdi was trying to communicate something, but the fact that they did this is the main reason I think this is a terrible piece. The only time I can remember seeing an image of Rakhdi or one of his works was on the cover of my first book. And I haven’t been able to find out what the artist is trying to communicate in that image.
The reason I think a lot of people are interested in seeing an explanation of what went into the imagery behind the scenes is because it’s a good one, and it’s something that shows the artist’s work, not the publisher. In some of the most recent reviews I’ve seen I’ve seen that an artist made a character and then created a piece of art and then sent it up to the publisher for review.
Artists make characters and send them up for approval to the publisher, with the publisher deciding if they are up to the task of being a piece of art or not.
