Devianthropomorbid Fascinakaleidoscope

by R.R. Cabarga

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Devianthropomorbid Fascinakaleidoscope

Unusual markings and strange characters involved in obtuse antics adorn the outer surfaces, all 32 of them, and provide hours of confusion for the kiddies and octegenarians alike while available sunlight or even a flashlight in the hands of a skilled novice, transforms the interior into a jittery holographically protruding light show that will have your three year old asking "why" well into his 30's and you may never have a satisfactory answer. That's how ecclectic, bizzarre and downright mysterious this Hedron is. Instruction manual not included, batteries not needed and pronunciation not required.

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Fine Art Oil Sci-Fi/Fantasy Sci-fi surreal weird illustration story Sphere geometric geometry polyhedron multiple animals fun optical illusions

7 Comments

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indarto budi

indarto budi 03 Jul 2008

Great coloring!

jamie winter

jamie winter 13 Aug 2007

excellent work RR

Anonymous Guest 25 Apr 2007

This is some far-out shit! The wave of the future. Combines the comic with the classic in an entirely new way!

Anne Vis

Anne Vis 18 Apr 2007

Awesome work!

Loredana

Loredana 18 Apr 2007

CREATIVE WORK LOVE IT

Joanna Jungjohann

Joanna Jungjohann 18 Apr 2007

fascinating

Judy Olson

Judy Olson 18 Apr 2007

Especially love the killer giraffe and teen frog chat panels. And I see why you didn't have time to tell me the name. Ever think about writing? You write just as well as you art.

R.R. Cabarga
Artist Reply: Thank you. Yes the prey gets revenge on the predator, a concept that closely mirrors today's societal trend that brings its heroes down to the level of its lowest common denominator. Not sure what the purpose of this is but, although it seems to contradict laws of nature like survival of the fittest and selective breeding, I'm sure it serves our evolution somehow.