Alzheimer - Memory stealer by netsuke
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
For my Mom, whose dying from it and my Dad who died from it. A devastating disease.
The photos are stock photos from DA. If any one knows the photographer please let me know and I will resubmit and credit them.
Thanks for the peruse and way too kind comments on the last image.

Comments (21)
Beautiful work and tribute.
Beautiful scene, the human face is perfect! The sad atmosphere ...... Very beautiful work!!
Superbly realisation my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
very sorry my friend, i have you all in prayers an thoughts. amazing work..
Well done. You capture the gray fog so well and the lost look. My father died of this disease last November. I am very empathetic to what you are going through. I think the early stages are the most frustrating as they are still able to communicate but it is just so erratic and spotty. You can almost converse but not quite.
So many words to describe this beautiful and very sad image. I am so sorry for you and your family for what you are going through.
Very beautiful and appropriate dedication. Thoughts to you and your family.
Powerful imagery, very well executed. I'm sorry for what you are going through. Rick
Fantastisches Bild
Intence work, nicely done.
Touching image, very well done !
This is a fantastic image my friend, gorgeous lighting and expression, excellently done!
An emotional and expressive picture....GREAT
A very sad disease, and a touching image about it!
so poignant, very moving.
I know some people with the disease and a good friend died last year from complications excellent depiction of the despair
Wonderful render! It's a truly horrible disease for everyone. We have a friend who has it and every day he slips a little further away. I'm so sorry you have to deal with it again.
Very poignant and moving!
Too true, and very sad, and hard to see them go through that, I know. Thanks for sharing, and a poignant, well composed image it is!
A very moving piece, good use of light and depth.
Beautiful and sad,