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diosrubra β dark inktober 2019 day 26
Published: 2019-10-26 20:09:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 111; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 0
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this was one i was putting off doing because the some might find it a bit dark i was going to do it more detailed like a lot of my work i've yet to improve
im going to call it life after deathΒ
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The concept is a bit dark but death is not something most of us would really like to think about very much.
The way you did the horizon ranging from the darker blueΒ to a lighter and sunlight sky gives me the feeling that life after death may hold a much brighter hope of the vision of the afterlife.
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kool this is why i love conceptual art 
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Was I close to your intentions in this one?
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sure but i meant it to have many many meanings for many people 
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what was yours or did you not have any one thought in mind.?
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for me it was very personal. when my uncle died and we were coming round from the shock of it all we went to a nearby park and watched the ducks with their babys going about their lives and for me this was about that the feeling of how life was different after death. but the other thoughts i had was of hope, love people lost people you might loose or events after death like you said and generally life itself and its random events all leading to their conclusions i think mostly its about for me a form of closure and i hope that this picture can relate to others at least thats what i want it to be when i do it better
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Thank you so much for letting me know what a personal meaning this has for you. Looking at it again I can see how it would represent all the things that were so personal to you in the that situation .
When you finish this I think it will have a very emotional impact on the viewer
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i'll get it done one day its really difficult to get reference photos of drowned people not sure why
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lol maybe or maybe people will just see dead people in a flood
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