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Comments(318):
#276
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riefenstahl (11/21/2012) [-]
I never though I would find people who appreciate art in Funnyjunk. Not as if I'm a big art fan but hey, good for everyone here!!
#267
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brinden (11/21/2012) [-] 
Salvadore dali did something similar.
It may have been the pic attached (or another one with a melting clock) but I remember that one of these works is a a really tiny canvas size but the detail is amazing.
It may have been the pic attached (or another one with a melting clock) but I remember that one of these works is a a really tiny canvas size but the detail is amazing.
#251
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N. Korean citizen (11/21/2012) [-]
I explain it the way i unterstand it:
He draws so good that even the background picture looks like a real picture
He draws so good that even the background picture looks like a real picture
#233
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N. Korean citizen (11/21/2012) [-]
Most of these are just things I have seen on Reddit a few days ago.
#168
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cerealisticbeing **User deleted account** (11/21/2012) [-] **cerealisticbeing rolled a random image posted in comment #22 at Can't Have A D And M With Pooh **wow
#112
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N. Korean citizen (11/21/2012) [-]
How big is the original picture, that is the real question.
#107
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N. Korean citizen (11/21/2012) [+]
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What are most mind blowing to me are how detailed the picture in the picture is... I mean how the hell to you paint so small in such detail? microscope?
