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  otherographer says:

  "Truely unique, and very thought provoking. The kind of mind that can travel in several directions at once and break new ground in every direction. It appears that Frank was absent from school the day his fellow classmates were forced to see the sky as blue and the grass as green.. And I am DAMN GLAD OF IT!!"

  24th October, 2006

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  sMacshot says:

  "Did you ever see an angel come down to Earth and express his creative art in his own distant language? And did you suddenly find yourself having flashes of recognition, premonition, or the feeling that the language is one you once knew, (perhaps in the womb) but lost when it was replaced with the one taught by your parents?
  
  There is something inherent in Frank’s language which speaks to us all, even though we are unable to explain or decipher it clearly. All we know is that we are drawn; and come we must, while frantically searching for missed details which might help us to decode. You’ll be flooded with emotion and may have difficulty explaining why in your comments to the artwork. Sometimes you simply must watch, mesmerized.
  
  There is no category under which Frank’s artistry can be placed. The emotion, tone, and texture varies from one entry to the next, and we read them like stanzas of a poem called Life."

  17th July, 2006

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  Queer on Paper says:

  "SirLovalot uses images that are pulled from the common human experience and uses them to make a connection to the viewer that is both deeply personal and universal. He reminds us that as humans, we are frail creatures who struggle with our own insecurities and we possess the inner strength to be much more than we think we are capable."

  4th July, 2006

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  HaggisVitae says:

  "And I'll agree with Nick Mollee, beautifully strange or strangely beautiful, this work is both. SirLovalot is a wonder and a kind of force. His images are at once startling and engaging, alien and intimately human, lo-fi and technically perfect. How can this be? I wish I knew. I will just sit here and review them time and time again and shake my head in wonder. There is an untouchable beauty here and a perfection of composition and clarity that I have not seen elsewhere on flickr. SirLovalot, thank you for existing and for sharing your world with us mere mortals. Thank you for tossing down so many beautiful, crackling lightening bolts."

  18th June, 2006

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