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Really thoughtful image. A lot of feeling in there and it really is communicated well.Β
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awesome! i have a thing about distorted/melting faces
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Hahahaha, join the club! I'm obsessed with them!!
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Wowzers my mind is blown alot of emotion flying off of this one, great work!
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Thanks so much! 
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I'm so surprised I haven't commented on this piece! This is marvelous! I see a lot of symbolism in this piece. I love the color schemes and the contrast of warm and cool colors, really makes a nice impact.Β
I honestly get a religious vibe from this piece. I see the face of Jesus or God in the sky and a pale Lucifer in the bottom portion of the painting. The pears resemble the human souls heading to God for Judgement Day. The flowing water is the sins that constantly flow from humans, cascading down and creating Lucifer's face. The two planets in the sky are floating around in space---the heavens.
There's just so much going on in this piece I could interpret it in so many different ways! Simply amazing 
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I love this comment, thank you very much!
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You're very welcome, Moira! Any time, friend!
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you are very talented. I hope you'll always find time to paint
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I hope so too!
Thanks so much!
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Makes me feel so very burdened, great piece man!
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lol, same here. Not sure who'd ever want to hang this on their wall.
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Psssh! I would if I had open wall space! I didn't say it was bad by any means! Rather, it conveys a point quite coherently and I love it!
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D'awwwww thank you so very much!
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this is one of the greatest paintings i have ever seen. up there with dali and ernst. the faces especially grab me. i think surrealism is your calling.
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Life is like this; a lot to look at, separate sections, but all linked together somehow.
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Exactly what I wanted to convey.
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Really like the entire process you've described behind this, end result is great!
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Wow, amazing concept as always! Hmm the things that are in and out of reach and the choice of which one you reach out for no matter the distance...This brings a question to mind though. You know when an artist draws out their frustration into a drawing, do you think the negative feelings leave them and just evaporates or does it become part of the drawing in a sense and reminds them of the negative feelings rather than the healing process of drawing it. Hope that makes sense 
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Makes perfect sense~!
That's sort of what I thought about in making this. It feels like all the negativity subsides when I can capture it in a moment or brushstroke or what have you. At the same time... I can't help but feel that maybe it's not a healthy way of solving problems? Art puts me in denial, in a way. I feel so much better after drawing or painting, like nothing bad ever happened. 
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It's almost as if you cut and paste the memory itself into the artwork. Most interesting . Ah, that's a nice analogy with art being like a diary 
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Just knowing that I've felt certain ways before is comforting, I guess. I can recognize my own traits and that makes me more prepared and feel less alone in that... I never lose my old self, I suppose. It's complex.O:
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Ah, I get it now. Yes, it does sound complex but fascinating at the same time
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Very Awesome!!!
You just keep getting better and better!
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