Melancholy
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Beautiful drawing :)
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This is just me talking, but I think they need to make a place for this in the National Archives. Why this one? Because it makes a perfect statement on the condition of American youth in our society in 2015. She is lamenting the divorce of her parents... she's sad that her parents both have to work so many hours to make ends meet that they have no time for her... she's afraid because neither of her parents can find a job and they're losing their house and belongings... she's sad that her friends are depressed, disillusioned, cutting themselves, and finding comfort in their own self destruction... she's despondent because she can sense her own potential but there's no one interested in helping her develop her hopes and dreams... she has no idea why there is so much rancor between liberals and conservatives, between theists and atheists, between Christians and Muslims, between blacks and whites, between straights and gays, and all she can understand from the television is that her sta
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Nicely done
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lovely artwork welldone!
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Great balance and again your shading is a1
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incredibly good picture , good choice of motive and very well done
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Beautiful! You captured her mood perfectly...I can feel her sadness. 5 stars and added to my favorites.
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and what paper gives that old/ancient look? I love it :)
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great work..what tools did you use?
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I love the texture is this piece. You can just feel her loose, weathered shirt, the stray strands of hair brushing against her face, her neck bending forward. And the shading is perfect. 10/10