eyes are the mirror of soul (for abuse victims) by mininessie
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Yesterday i said i will post today my second entry
made for the child contest...but...i had to post this one instead.
Children are a treasure and we must care of them....but there are animals
with human shape that abuse of them....in all ways...slavery ,sexual abuse
and a lot of scary things more that i prefer not to say.
This image is in honor of all the abuse ´s victims.
Look sad ¿isn´t? even if it is not human...you can see his soul in his eyes..
well...children are humans..not of second class...they are the first ,
because they will be the adults of future...we need to care ...to help them to be
good persons...caring ...loving...they learn from us...what we will teach them?
we need to teach love...children deserves it!
Robot morphs for K4 and background by me
Corroded city from DAZ
Comments (56)
Que triste. Se lo que es eso.
espero que mi granito de arena sirva de algo de ayuda querida amiga!
My heart Hurts when i see this Image.. So beautiful done !
thanks...hope it helps in some way!
Beautiful and also sad work Ines, but wonderful done.
thanks dear!
I love this....I like the way you presented this to us, very true are your words! children are beautiful no matter what race, creed, or background they are from! Very GOOD dedication to all our children!
A very powerful image Ines, fantastic render, a hight quality work!
thanks!
Touched my heart and youi are so right
:)
Wonderful image, it makes you wonder how people can do such thinga to children!!!!
thanks!
Wonderful render and dedication !!
thanks sweet!
bravo Ines !
thanks :)
Wonderful concept and realisation !
thanks :)
I made peace with my father before he died on 5/4/2010 but until the age of 22 years deeply I hated my father! He beat me with a lot of violence and even got caught or suffer any punishment for what he did! I grew up with feelings and problems for years and sometimes I still go to the psychologist! You did a tribute to the victims fair! Thanks ... not all were born in brake gold where they are pampered by the family!
hugs and kisses for you dear Fatima!
Adults can learn just as much from children I believe!!!!!..this is a very deep moving image!!!...I would put this render in an area of renderosity.... of the select few!!!!...a true expression of 'art'.
thanks my friend..you touched me with your words!
Fantástico trabajo. Has logrado expresar perfectamente tu mensaje.
muchas gracias :)
I have known and helped some victims of abuse, over the years. Some were adults who nver came to terms with what happened, or suppressed the memory. I feel deeply for them. Man's inhumanity to Man. It is all part of the Free Will Equation. (See an earlier post on one of Ines' renders.) I have personally looked into the eyes of some who were human only in shape. Their eyes held no soul. None. Others' eyes reflected the animal within. Again, not human. Some had damaged, perverted or rabid eyes. Yes, these people do exist. This is why I am an ardent proponent of the death sentence. It would be far too easy for me to say, as some do, that Man is evil and must be exterminated from the planet and existance. (Those who say that should be the first to go!) But, I have also seen acts of selflessness, gentleness and love beyond description and explanation. This old man is very wise and has seen much. Perhaps too much. But, I love Humanity and the Diety who created us. We are a young race, geologically speaking, and have much to do and much more to learn. And we will do so, despite those of us who go rabid. I just feel it is no mercy to kennel rabid dogs. Obviously, a very thought-provoking image, Ines. Now, you know my thoughts.