Strange Exam Paper Illustration - What Do You See?, page 2

Originally posted by elevenaugust
I did a search using Tin Eye tool and only 8 results popped up with lots of 404 pages...

Great thinking.

I forgot about tineye. Interesting that none of the instances of that image seem to be talking about it in conspiracy terms. Although the website that brought it to my attention (now linked in my OP) reproduces the picture and isn't listed by tineye.

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Very creepy indeed. The only thing I could add is that we have 4 planes crashed = 4 paper dolls.

I followed the link and it said the picture was taken from "toy advertising"

Yeah, right.

The picture couldn't possibly have been drawn before 9/11. I'd love to know the original source for it.

ETA - the plane looks very much like a Boeing 757/767

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Twin towers box cutters and Armeggeddon

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i agree somewhat with other members observations...


but nobody cited the Adage: 'Red on Yellow Kills a Fellow'... with the Pentagons on the soccer ball

as for the word Armageddon, mixed in the lettered blocks... the 'G' partially hidden by the young girls hand actually obscures whether the letter is a 'G' or a 'D'... our minds tend to 'see' a 'G' block to complete our notion the word is Armageddon


now the boy with the hyper extended arms...the head position looking forward and the right leg extended..
All tend to present the observer a somewhat modified 'Swastika image'


the boeing 767 is accurate (held in left hand)

but the wall paper trimming knife is not the utilitarian 'Box Cutter' of 911 infamy,
the plastic utility cutter shown is too flimsy and the blades are designed to snap off
unlike the solid, sturdy single edge razor blade of a deadly Box-Cutter


the girls outfit is red-blue just as the political sides are depicted Red or Blue... a little Freudian interpretation could lead to further symbolism of the boy & girl


there is likely more in the hair doo, color & highlighting...
but i did not notice any 'freckles' like the old-timey illustrations of the Dick-Jane-& Spot first readers books
i guess because 'freckles' implies caucasian in this multi-culture era

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the boys shoes & laces... look like caricatures of a person(s), two people facing opposite directions...
are these to represent Bush-Cheney ?


this could go on-&-on

Just found another forum back to 2011 November where that was already discussed.

Another possibility that offer Google Image search tool is to classify the results by their original size.
There's no doubt that the original picture have a higher resolution, and the JPEG results must not be pixelated, otherwise it would meant that it was resized.

So, there are three pictures at the size of 630x792 and 630x640 (twice) and that come from the same website: retort-brentley.com with the title:
- ARMAGEDDON Ben Frost

So the artist who made it is "Ben Frost" (Beware, some graphic pictures here...)
Haven't found the picture in its artwork bio yet...

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Is there any chance you can post the related question to this drawing as i'm intrigued but don't want to download the said paper!

many thanks!

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