7 Deadly Gummy Sins
Anger, the first Deadly Sin
Envy, the second Deadly Sin
Gluttony, the third Deadly Sin
Greed, the fourth Deadly Sin
Lust, the fifth Deadly Sin
Pride, the sixth Deadly Sin
Sloth, the seventh Deadly Sin
These photographs were created by Wiedmaier and released under a limited CC license. Update: For you BB visitors, the Gummy Bears were not created by me–check out Wiedmaier’s Flickr streams. Unfortunately, it seems to be down right now…
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38 Responses to “7 Deadly Gummy Sins”
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All of the pics are awesome.I really love it.If you want to see more awesome photos like this…..click on http://www.uploaded.tv
omg does pics r so cute n e ways all those sins *** in 1 wich iz me lol
im hoping alex is joking lol.
cool idea i think.
there is only one picute that was explicit if a child or anyone saw it.
i thougth it was great, you have a very nice taste in photography
Alex said:
on May 3rd, 2005 at 9:02 pm
I didn’t realize when I was coming to this site that there would be explicit (gummy bear) ***. Perhaps you should warn people. Some of us surf at work, you know!
hehe awww love the way u did the sins
very imaginative
LOL!!! SOOO HILARIOUS!! AGAIN, AGAIN!!!
what is a limited CC licence… does this licence allow for the use of these images in other medias (specifically ones that will be broadcast, like a different website, a blog, a book etc?)
This is AWESOME!!!!
I love it!
Sloth, greed is also known as avarice, and is not the same as gluttony. Wrath is referred to as anger in this representation.
I like it a whole lot but aren’t greed and gluttony the same thing? Where is wrath?
That was cute. I love gummy sin’s. lol
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