Amadeus by Syyd
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Rare Genius, posthemous survivor, laid to rest in a pauper's grave..tricked into death by greed and illness, oh the many hours to listen, and still there is more, so much more.
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Comments (13)
Amazing work Syyd, this one truely has a soul of it's own.
How? My dearest, You are astonishing me every time :)
Very textural and painterly, I love it and I reckon Wolfy would too.
WOW, I don't know what to say about thie except that.
This makes me smile, really big. Great art speaks to emotions and this one makes me happy. Don't ask me why cause I don't know. This is just a stick out your tounge and make funny noises kind of pic. Fantastic Syyd.
I haven't commented in awhile.. but just had to on this... I love the path you have chosen.. it is you... BRAVO
Syyd, you have found a style of your own!
This is frameable. I would hang this in my dining room. (A place of honor in my home. I love to cook and love to set a comfortable table............Chicks dig it. ;^)
Beautifully done. Your work just gets better and better.
Beautiful work. Not much else to add to what's been said; the painterly feel of this greatly adds to its impact and depth.
You are just on fire sister! I absolutely agree with Lestat; I'd love to see this in a frame but hanging in MY dining room. Looks like DaVinci.
I've seen almost all your works here, and want to give you my best congratulations. Your interesting pictures, close to the avant-garde painting concepts (I think you was a Fine Arts student, like me), contributes with strong creativity to this site, full of too much naive Poser scenes, and are according to my theory ...an art work is an art work, whichever it is their generation technique... Greetings, and excuse my english, I'm Spanish. Palmiro
i 100% agree Palmix.