What do you say, sister sorrow? by gunsan
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Love it...instant fave !
Beautiful!!
very fine reflection in this one.
so delicate and beautiful. Wonderful work ;O)
Nice texturing of a fine image. :-) 5+
Though I like your animal pictures, I prefeer the inward thoughtful kind as this one. Thank you for sharing. egmont
A very touching image.
A very beautiful and heart-felt (for me) image. Excellent.
Wonderful image... Maybe say Kiss the other cheek for it may seem better tomorrow!
absolutely wonderful portrait, excellent artwork:-)
Very creative and a lovely reflection and effect. She does look so sad.
Love this gothic, moody, image! The reflection is superb, suggesting many things, rejection, turning back, leaving, all kinds of possibilites abound in this image.
superb work, you are definately a master at these
Gun - you're the best in texturing images. Expressive stuff! - Great! v Spread your art to the world: ArtVoter
Fantastic work ! Good day :)
A great piece= she is like a stature so she doesn't have to feel pain.
Very beautiful. Love the reflection.
Elegant melancholy.
Really a great render.
Oh, Gun...brilliant! I think TwoPynts has hit the nail...an elegant melancholy. A poignant and evocative image, so beautifull done! :)
I really do love this style and your one of the best at it.
This is very beautiful Gun. one can look at it in many ways. But i see introspective and nostalgia. That's the studio of the poet and this is her poem.
You are always on stride with your beautiful images. This one is no exception.
Reminds me of very old photographs a sort of patina that can only be made by time. Paul
Very genuflective and poignant. Self reflective.